“It Happened a Long Time Ago… So Why Does It Still Affect Me?”

Rebuilding Hope’s Clinical Director Stephanie Sacks hears this sentiment a lot from community members and victim-survivors: “I was sexually assaulted a long time ago… why does it still affect me?” Over her more than 30 years of clinical experience supporting victim-survivors, Stephanie has seen the patterns that emerge for many people trying to move forward…

Rebuilding Hope’s Trauma Therapy Services FAQ

Have you ever wondered if trauma therapy might be right for you? Starting therapy can feel intimidating or scary, or even just confusing. Rebuilding Hope’s Therapy Team is here to break down the details to help you decide if you’d like to move forward with starting treatment at Rebuilding Hope. With these FAQs answered by…

Advocacy in the Field: Partnering on a Recent Sting Operation

Recently, we collaborated with community partners on an undercover operation aimed at holding traffickers accountable. While law enforcement focused on the investigative and criminal side, our team showed up with a single purpose: support victim-survivors of sexual exploitation. Washington State Patrol coordinated the operation, bringing in five local police departments and other investigative units, as…

Youth Safety Workshop Equips Caring Adults with Prevention Tools

Rebuilding Hope’s Education Team has a special role in our mission to provide support, promote healing, and partner to end of sexual violence. The Education Team engages directly with youth in schools, professionals in workplaces, and other groups to facilitate meaningful conversations – not just about sexual violence, but also about safety, boundaries, and healthy…

Rebuilding Hope Now Accepts Stock Donations!

Great news! Rebuilding Hope is now officially accepting donations of stock! If you want to use your portfolio to support victim-survivors, all you have to do is email us – we’ll get you everything you need to turn your investments into healing services. Reach our team by emailing Development@rebuildinghope.org. Thinking about other ways you might…