Our Mission: To eliminate sexual assault and domestic violence through sensitive prevention, intervention, and treatment. 
 

Crisis Lines: (530) 662-1133 or (916) 371-1907 
Get Help 24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week 
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Our History: In 1977, a group of concerned community members created the Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Center. The Center began to provide crisis intervention services to battered women and sexual assault victims in Yolo County and a 24-hour crisis hotline, individual counseling, and support groups. The need for services continued to grow and, in 1980, Harper House, our county's only shelter for battered women and children, was opened. In 1982, a child abuse prevention component was added, and in 1987 the Latina Outreach Program was launched. In January of 1994, the Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program was added. It is a long-term treatment program for children who are victims of sexual abuse and for their families.

WALLACE-VANNUCCI SHELTER PROGRAM

We provide emergency shelter, food, clothing and support services such as therapy and legal assistance for up to 98 days for victims and their family.  All services are provided FREE of charge.  Call the Crisis Line for more information. 

POINTS OF SERVICE

The Center has service sites and staff within the Davis Police Department, West Sacramento Police Department, Woodland Police Department and at the Yolo County Sheriff's Department. The administrative offices and primary counseling services are located in Woodland.