At SACASA, we're fortunate to have a team of compassionate individuals dedicated to supporting survivors during difficult times. Summer B., MAC, LPC, BHP has been a member of our team for two years. Summer's background and expertise in trauma therapy, combined with her passion for helping survivors, have made her invaluable to SACASA. Background and ...continue reading Staff Spotlight: Making a Difference through Trauma-Informed Care
With nine years of dedication to CODAC, Liliana H. has made significant contributions to the community, especially in supporting survivors of sexual assault. Liliana's career at CODAC began as a childcare worker at the residential treatment program for women with substance use disorders. As the first employee in the childcare role, she quickly realized her ...continue reading Staff Spotlight: Empowering Survivors and Making a Positive Impact
Dine Out For Safety Media Kit About Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual AssaultSACASA’s mission is to reduce the trauma and incidence of sexual assault by providingtreatment and promoting prevention of sexual abuse, incest, molestation and rape. SACASAoffers a full range of services to victims of sexual assault throughout Southern Arizona.SACASA’s free bilingual/bi-cultural services include: a ...continue reading Dine Out For Safety Media Kit
Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month -- in Tucson, it's TucSAAM! In an effort to inform the public and support survivors of sexual violence, local victim service agencies, advocacy groups, law enforcement agencies and legal rights organizations have come together to promote TucSAAM across Southern Arizona. Educational events, media outreach ...continue reading TucSAAM
About SAATURN In October 2015, the Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime awarded the Enhanced Collaborative Model to Combat Human Trafficking to the Tucson Police Department (TPD) and CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness to address human trafficking in Cochise, Pima and Santa Cruz Counties. This launched the beginning of the Southern Arizona Anti-Trafficking ...continue reading About SAATURN
Careers at SACASA Helping survivors of sexual assault is a very rewarding career. Paid Positions (see below) Volunteer & Intern Positions Current Open Paid Positions Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner -- Contract Position (Click on the link to be taken to the job description and to be able to apply within the CODAC Web site) What is ...continue reading Careers
Therapy Groups Participating in Therapy Groups can be very helpful for victims of sexual assault. Being alongside other survivors, you know that you truly are not alone. Here is a sample of some of our Therapy Groups. We often add groups based on interest from our clients. Call to get information about our current group ...continue reading Therapy Groups
Medical Forensic Exams Although you have the right to receive medical care at any Emergency Department that you choose, if you decide to have a Medical Forensic Exam in Pima County, you should have it done at our designated location: Designated Medical Forensic Exam Centers: Tucson Medical Center (TMC) 5301 E. Grant Road | Tucson, ...continue reading Medical Forensic Exams
Support for Survivors of Sexual Assault, Rape and Harassment in Southern Arizona The Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA) provides crisis services, advocacy, support, therapy and education for individuals and families impacted by sexual trauma. We provide a safe place for survivors to heal, gain strength, learn coping skills, and develop trusting, caring relationships. Unfortunately, sexual ...continue reading Home
About SACASA The Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault offers a full range of services to victims of sexual assault in Pima County and throughout Southern Arizona. We serve primary and secondary victims and survivors of recent and past sexual assault, and provide sexual assault education and awareness to the general community. The mission of ...continue reading About SACASA