Sexual Assault Services of Racine

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You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.

You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.
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You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.

You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.You don't have to be alone. No tienes que estar solo.
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Sexual Assault Services of Racine County’s Statement on Agency Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)

December 16, 2020


Sexual Assault Services (SAS) continues to update service provision in light of the ongoing health risks and limitations necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic.  Safety of staff, volunteers, and clients remains our top priority, while recognizing that many of the services we provide to the community are essential.


Our 24-hour Crisis Line (262-637-7233) continues to be available to anyone who has a question or concern or needs to be referred to services.  We have also resumed 24/7 in person advocacy at Racine County hospitals.  SAS staff have begun to return to the office, and an advocate can often be reached by calling 262-619-1634 Monday through Friday.  If you need to reach a particular staff member, the most reliable way to do so is still through individual email addresses listed here.


We have made every effort to offer as many services as possible in a virtual format, but if you are visiting one of our offices in person, a face covering is required.  If you do not have a face covering, SAS can provide you with a disposable mask - just ask your advocate.  In addition, we are asking in-person clients to sign a COVID-19 Liability Waiver, and staff are asking COVID-19 Screening Questions at every appointment.  These documents are available online and linked below for you to preview.


We sincerely thank you for your patience and continual support as we navigate the constantly changing conditions of this pandemic.  We will continue to modify and adapt services as necessary in order to provide the best possible care for our community.  Stay safe and healthy!

COVID-Related Documents

COVID-19_Screening_Questionnaire (pdf)

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SAS_COVID_Liability_Waiver (pdf)

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We're Growing!

On July 1, 2021, Sexual Assault Services will begin operating as the independent nonprofit, BeLEAF Survivors.  Same competent, compassionate services.  New name.  Bookmark our new website now and watch that space for additional information coming soon!

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Our Mission

Our Mission

Our Mission

Sexual Assault Services seeks to provide a safe and compassionate environment to help promote the healing of sexual assault survivors and their support people.


Servicios para Victimas de Violencia Sexual intenta proporcionarle a sobrevivientes de la violencia y el abuso sexual y a sus seres quierdos un ambiente seguro y compasivo para prover la recuperación.

Our Team

Our Mission

Our Mission

Our passionate team of staff and volunteers are committed to supporting sexual assault survivors in our community. Learn more about our staff and consider joining us as a volunteer!

Our History

Our Mission

Our History

SAS was established with one half-time position in 1999.  In 2003, SAS opened our Rural Outreach office in Love, Inc., which allowed us to expand our services in Western Racine County.  Today, SAS has seven staff members and two Volunteer Advocate teams (one in Racine and one in Burlington).

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Eastern Racine County (Racine) Office

2000 Domanik Drive, Racine, Wisconsin 53404, United States

Office: (262) 619-1634 Fax: (262) 619-1638 24-Hour Crisis Line: (262)637-7233

Western Racine County (Burlington) Office

480 South Pine Street, Burlington, Wisconsin 53105, United States

Office: (262) 763-6226 Ext 109 Fax: (262) 763-7990 24-Hour Crisis Line: (262)637-7233

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