Sexual Assault & Rape Crisis Care

Crisis Care Services

When a sexual assault occurs, the first hours matter. At One Place Family Justice Center, our crisis care team provides immediate, compassionate support to children, teens, and adults in central Alabama who have experienced sexual assault within the past 72 hours.

Crisis Care Services

Quick Care within Two Hours

Who Can Access
Crisis Care

Confidential &
Accessible Support

What to Expect
at the First Visit

Quick Care within Two Hours

Our 24/7 confidential sexual assault and rape hotline is always open. When a call comes in, a specially trained forensic nurse and a crisis counselor/advocate will be available to meet the survivor within two hours.

Who Can Access
Crisis Care

Confidential &
Accessible Support

What to Expect
at the First Visit

Who Can Access Crisis Care
  • Survivors of any age who have experienced sexual assault within the last 72 hours
  • Survivors living in Autauga, Butler, Crenshaw, Dallas, Elmore, Lowndes, Montgomery, Perry, or Wilcox counties
Confidential & Accessible Support

Whether you call for yourself, a loved one, or on behalf of a patient, our team responds with care and compassion. All hotline calls, visits, and records are completely confidential, and there is never a cost for services.

Requests for help can come from:

  • Law enforcement
  • Hospital emergency departments
  • The survivor directly
  • Anyone assisting the survivor
What to Expect at the First Visit

During the visit, a specially trained forensic nurse provides a brief medical assessment, explains the survivor’s rights and treatment options, reviews informed consent, and, if the survivor chooses, collects forensic evidence. A crisis counselor or advocate remains by the survivor’s side throughout the exam, ensuring rights and options are protected while offering steady emotional support.