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Sexual Assault Victims Emergency Services (SAVES)

Address:  PO Box 349
Farmington, ME 04938
Location:  138 Pleasant St.
Farmington
Phone:  (207) 778-9522; 1-866-740-9516 (Franklin Cty. cell phone users) (toll free)
Fax:  (207) 778-5425
E-mail:  savesrcc@savesrapecrisis.org
E-mail:  director@savesrapecrisis.org
Website: Website
Contact:  Judy Rawlings
 
Clients:  Victims of sexual assault or abuse.
Services:  SAVES provides support to victims of sexual assault or abuse to help them recover from the assault and, if they choose to do so, work with the police and the courts to prosecute the offender.

Trauma Recovery and Empowerment support groups are provided for both the women and men, and support groups for teens are available through the high schools throughout Franklin county. SAVES School-Based Advocate spends one day each week in each of the high schools to meet with students who need support. Programs to help people understand and reduce the risk of sexual assault are offered to students and residents throughout Franklin County.

Victims of sexual assault or abuse (and their family or friends) can access services through SAVES 24-hour, toll-free Hotline.

Clients are never charged for the services SAVES provides.

Support groups:

Women’s Empowerment Group

Creative Recovery for Women

Men’s Survivor Support Groups

Survivors of Incest, Sexual Abuse & Rape Support.

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Healthy Community Coalition

Founded in 1989, Healthy Community Coalition (HCC) is an affiliate of the Franklin Community Health Network with a mission of promoting health and well-being in Franklin County and neighboring towns, including Livermore Falls.

The Franklin Resource Network

The mission of the Franklin Resource Network is to maximize resources in our community, enabling elders, people with disabilities, caregivers, and all residents to easily find information about, and gain access to, services and opportunities to contribute their gifts and talents.

This project is funded, in part, by an Aging and Disability Resource Center grant from the federal Administration on Aging and Center for Medicare and Medicaid services.