Crisis Hotlines and Resources

National Human Trafficking Hotline
888-373-7888

Crisis Clinic
360-586-2800

Child Protective Services
360-725-6700

Lacey Police Department
360-459-4333

Olympia Police Department
360-759-4333

Providence St. Peter’s Hospital Sexual Assault Clinic
360–493-7469

Rainier Police Department
360-704-2740

Safeplace
360-786-8754

Tenino Police Department
360-264-2626

Thurston County Prosecutor
360- 786-5540

Thurston County Sheriff
360-786-5530

Tumwater Police Department
360-754-4200

Yelm Police Department
360-458-3100

Alcoholics Anonymous

CDC National HIV and Aids Hotline
800-232-4636

Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline
(800) 422-4453

Crisis Text line
Text HOME to 741741

National Domestic Violence Hotline
(800) 799-7233

National Sexual Assault Hotline
(800) 656-4673

National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
988

National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (options for deaf and hard of hearing)
For TTY Users: Use your preferred relay service or dial 711 then 988

StrongHearts Native Helpline
1-844-7NATIVE (1-844-762-8483) or via online chat at strongheartshelpline.org

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration National Helpline
(800) 662-4357

Veterans Crisis Line
988, then PRESS 1
Text 838255

Partnering Agencies in Washington State

Arrest and Jail Alternatives
(360) 660-2281

Capital Recovery Center
(360) 357-2582

Catholic Community Services
(206) 328-5696

Community Youth Service
(360) 943-0780

Empowered Network

Family Education Support Services
(360) 754-7629

Family Support Center
(360) 754-9297

Hope and Healing Clinic
360-583-3340

Northwest Indian Treatment Center
(360) 482-2674

OPS (Organization for Prostitution Survivors)
(206) 337-6155

Puyallup Tribe
253-573-7800

Rebuilding Hope
(253) 597-6424

REST (Real Escape from Sex Trade)
(425) 395-4691

SafePlace
(360) 754-6300

Turning Pointe
(360) 426-1216

Videos

The Life Story Initiative “Guided by those with lived experience, we work to close on-ramps and open exit ramps from exploitation.”

What does human trafficking look like? Jeri Moomaw shares her story.

Trafficking survivors Jeri Moomaw propose bill to create first-of-its-kind services for other survivors.

Survivor Jeri Moomaw talks about what human trafficking really looks like in Washington state.

Mission Nonprofit Spotlight:

Each month, Thurston Community Media (TCMedia)’s Mission Nonprofit connects with local organizations and agencies that positively impact our communities.

In September 2024, Mission Nonprofit host Deborah Vinsel sat down with Jeri Moomaw, founder and executive director of Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative.