Resources

Crisis Line of Grant County

Call collect if needed. Translation/language services available. 
509-765-1717

Washington Coalition of Crime Victim Advocates

The Washington Coalition of Crime Victim Advocates (WCCVA) is a group of individuals, agencies, and organizations that work together to strengthen crime victim rights in Washington State.  Contact them for more information about their services or to become a member at:

WCCVA
510 Custer Way, Suite 102
Tumwater, WA 98501
(360) 456-3858
(360) 584-9582 (fax)
www.wccva.org
[email protected]

The Washington Statewide Victim Information and Notification Service

Contact this organization to sign up to be notified if an offender is released or transferred.  You can be notified by phone (including multiple numbers) and/or e-mail.  There are two ways to register:

You can register by phone at 1-877-846-3492

You can register online at www.vinelink.com

Crime Victims Compensation Program

The Crime Victims Compensation Program was established to assist victims or survivors of crime who have medical bills or funeral expenses. For more information, contact the Crime Victim Compensation Program. You can also obtain an application from the Victim/Witness Unit.

Crime Victims Compensation Program
Department of Labor & Industries
P.O. Box 44520
Olympia, WA 98504-4520

1-800-822-1067

New Hope Domestic & Sexual Assault Services

New Hope is a community-based advocacy center, which assists both female and male victims of domestic and sexual violence in Grant and Adams Counties. They offer crisis intervention, medical and legal advocacy, support groups, and more. 

New Hope/Kids Hope
311 W Third Avenue
Moses Lake, Washington 98837
(509) 764-8402
888-560-6027 Crisis Line

Region 8 Crime Victim Service Center

The Crime Victim Service Center assists victims of all types of crime besides domestic or sexual violence. They assist property crime victims, assault victims, families of homicide victims, etc.

Crime Victims Service Center
New Hope
311 West 3rd Ave
Moses Lake, WA 98837
1-888-560-6027 (24-hour crisis hotline)

Families & Friends of Violent Crime Victims

FFVCV is a statewide organization that helps victims of all types of crime. They offer peer support, victim advocacy, system intervention, courtroom support, networking and referrals, and education.

Families & Friends of Violent Crime Victims
PO Box 1949
Everett, WA 98206-1949
(425) 355-6822
1-800-346-7555
contact

Washington State Dept of Corrections

You can find lots of information about the DOC on this site.

Grant County Prevention & Recovery Center
509-765-5402

Alcohol and Drug Dependency Services
509-765-5206

Child Abuse Intervention

Child Protective Services Hotline/Reporting
1-800-562-5624
https://www.atg.wa.gov/child-abuse-neglect

Catholic Family and Child Services

Offers a variety of services, including counselling and volunteer services.
509-765-1875

Voices and Faces

Learn about crime from the survivors.

AIDS Support for People Living with AIDS

AIDS Case Management/Helping Hearts Volunteers
(Part of the Grant County Health District)
509-754-6060     
800-708-6646

Identify Theft Resource Center

This is a great resource for anyone who has been a victim of identity theft and other kinds of fraud.
http://www.idtheftcenter.org
[email protected]
858-693-7935

See our Identity Theft pages for more information and resources.

Columbia Legal Services
Assists low-income individuals
1-800-572-9615

Northwest Justice Project
Assists low Income Individuals
888-201-1021

Grant County Superior Court Clerk
509-754-2011

Protection Order help through New Hope
509-764-8402

Aging and Adult Care of Central Washington

877-380-5787

Report on elder abuse statewide.

866-END-HARM (866-363-4276)

Darkness 2 Light

Darkness to Light is a non-profit organization whose mission is to reduce the incidence of child sexual abuse by shifting the responsibility of prevention from children to adults.  The mission is accomplished through an award-winning media campaign that raises public awareness and directs adults to educational tools.  The tools teach adults how to prevent, recognize and react responsibly to child sexual abuse and include the 7 Steps to Preventing Child Sexual Abuse and the consciousness training-based Stewards of Children curriculum.  For more information on how you can help prevent child sexual abuse, please visit https://www.d2l.org/.

Stop It Now!

How Can I Help Stop Child Sexual Abuse?

Join the movement of individuals and organizations dedicated to protecting children.

All adults are responsible for creating safe communities where sexual abuse is stopped before a child is ever harmed. Join the growing number of adults who are standing up and speaking out about child sexual abuse. Starting the discussion is the first step to making kids less vulnerable to sexual abuse.