Resources

Survivor's Handbook

The Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA) produces a comprehensive Survivor Handbook that is provided during appointments. >> Click here to download the Survivor Handbook

Links to Arizona Sexual Assault Websites

• Arizona Sexual Assault Network
• Arizona Attorney General
• State of Arizona Victim Services
• Sexual Violence Prevention & Education Program in Arizona
• Arizona Department of Public Safety - Sex Offender Information
• Arizona Department of Public Safety - Crime Victims Services
• Tucson Police Department - Victim Rights Information

National Resources

• The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (Washington, D.C.)
• Arte Sana - Victim Advocacy Sin Fronteras
• National Sexual Violence Resource Center

Important Phone Numbers and Community Resources

NAME	CONTACT INFORMATION
Emergency	911
Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault 24-Hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line	(520) 327-7273 (800) 400-1001
SAAF Anti-Violence Project Support Line	(800) 553-9387 Web site
NurseWise Crisis Line >> Click here for other Arizona Complete Health Integrated Care Emergency & Urgent Care Contacts	(866) 495-6735 Web site
University of Arizona Survivor Advocacy Program	(520) 621-5767 Web site
Information & Referral	(800) 352-3792
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness (for outpatient therapy, psychiatry and support; primary care)	Main Phone: (520) 327-4505 After-Hours Crisis Line: (520) 202-1950
Domestic Violence Shelters & Counseling
Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse	Crisis: (520) 622-6347 or (888) 428-0101 Bilingual Line: (520) 573-3637 Voices Against Violence: (520) 881-7201 Su Futuro: (520) 573-3637
SAAF Anti-Violence Project Support Line	(800) 553-9387 Web site
Our Family Services	(520) 323-1708
For more shelters, download the full Survivor's Handbook.
Tribal Lands
Tohono O'odham Victim Witness	(520) 383-4590
FBI Victim Witness	(520) 623-4306
Tohono O'odham Psychological Services	(520) 383-6130
Hotlines for Children & Youth
Runaway Hotline	(800) 621-4000
National Child Abuse Hotline	(800) 422-4453
Department of Child Safety Statewide Reporting Line	(888) 767-2445
Las Familias - Child Abuse Counseling for Children & Families	(520) 327-7122
Our Family Services	(520) 323-1708
Youth on Their Own	(520) 293-1136
Important Legal Numbers (in an emergency, dial 911)
Pima County Attorney's Office	(520) 724-5600
Pima County Sheriff's Office	(520) 351-8411
City of South Tucson Police	(520) 622-0655
Tucson Police Department, Adult	(520) 791-4492
Tucson Police Department, Juvenile	(520) 791-4018
University of Arizona Police Department	(520) 621-8273
Victim's Compensation	(520) 724-5525
Victim Witness (provides legal and court advocacy)	(520) 724-5525
Southern Arizona Legal Aid (legal aid for low-income and immigrants)	(520) 623-9461
Health Centers
El Rio Community Health Center	(520) 670-3909 Various locations Sliding fee medical care, confidential STI testing, confidential pregnancy testing.
Theresa Lee Clinic: Pima County Health Department	(520) 724-7900 1493 W. Commerce Court HIV/STD testing, well-woman health check, teen services, Project C.O.N.T.A.C.T.
Planned Parenthood	(800) 230-7526 Various locations Approximately $15 for confidential pregnancy testing. Sliding scale at some locations for STI testing, pelvic exams, birth control and emergency contraception.
St. Elizabeth's Health Center	(520) 628-7871 140 W. Speedway Blvd, Suite 100 Medical and dental care for people with no insurance; sliding scale available.
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation (SAAF)	(520) 6628-7223 375 S. Euclid Avenue Support, rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing, sliding scale option.
Kino Teen Center	(520) 740-4600 2800 E. Ajo Way Call for appointment; medical services for teens age 12-21; serves uninsured teens or teens with insurance but want confidential services.
Victim Witness (provides legal and court advocacy)	(520) 740-5525
Southern Arizona Legal Aid (legal aid for low-income and immigrants)	(520) 623-9461 (800) 640-9465