Day One is dedicated to providing support to survivors of sexual assault.
As we work to create a community that is free of sexual violence, we strive to empower individuals and communities through treatment, intervention, and prevention services. We work diligently to educate and advocate for systemic changes that will improve the response to sexual abuse through public policy initiatives and legislation.
You can contact Day One directly, or when a sexual assault is reported; the Victims of Crime Helpline, law enforcement, or the Attorney General’s Office also refers victims to Day One for trauma-informed care and advocacy. We provide advocates and therapeutic treatment services to children, youth, and adults across the state of Rhode Island.
State Experts on Sexual Assault
Our agency is specifically designed to address sexual assault as a community concern. We provide comprehensive trauma-informed services in a relaxed and comfortable environment. From sexual assault on college campuses to the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC), Day One address the prevalence of sexual violence affecting Rhode Island communities.
As more and more people come forward, our programs continue to offer evidence-based therapeutic services and personalized care to assist in the healing process. Day One offers trainings to law enforcement, social service organizations, and community groups to prepare and guide the appropriate response when abuse is disclosed. We hope to lead a shift in the culture around sexual violence through continued advocacy and service.
Our comprehensive services include:
- 24-hour Helpline and victim advocacy
- Legal advocacy
- Law enforcement advocacy programs
- Individual and group counseling
- Professional training sessions
- Prevention education workshops
From sexual assault on college campuses to the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC), Day One is addressing the issues that are affecting Rhode Island communities and leading the effort to provide real solutions for both victims and those at risk.