Our (WE)volve Teen Counseling Group restarts on June 4, 2024 for teen survivors of sexual assault, 13-15 and 16-17. Call 816-531-0233 to reserve your spot or learn more here ➡️ mocsa.org/counseling/

MOCSA’s legal services are focused on providing services to survivors of nonintimate partner sexual violence.

Learn more 📝 mocsa.org/services

🌈 We're honored to be nominated as Non-Profit of the Year for the Mid-America LGBT Chamber of Commerce (Mid-America LGBT Chamber of Commerce) 2024 Business Pride Awards!

For Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we want to highlight our incredible Board Member, Jasmine Thompson, owner of Cafe Sofrito in Westport and Senorita Margarita in the Crossroads! loom.ly/lbWM29I

Our new Shame Resiliency Group provides space for adult survivors (18+) to learn more about the impact of shame, build resiliency skills, and increase use of self-compassion in a safe and supportive environment. Call 816-531-0233 for more details. mocsa.org/counseling/

On International Women's Day, we hosted a group of United Way staff, volunteers, and youth who were part of an Impact Bus Tour. They visited MOCSA and other community partners who respond to issues and challenges that impact women in our community.

Come celebrate Kansas City's Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Festival! Held by Café Cà Phê, come enjoy delicious food, live music, performances, and over 90% all AANHPI Vendors! Stop by the MOCSA booth for stickers and resources.

This week, for #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth , we're focused on learning about the things that affect our mental well-being + #WhereToStart when navigating conversations and finding help.

Remember, we're here for you around the clock at 913-268-0156.

#MHAM2024

Mental health matters for kids, too. 💙

That’s why MHA and RAINN are partnering to share this message on #ChildrensMentalHealthAwarenessDay .

For more resources, check out our youth mental health hub: mhanational.org/childrens-ment…

Your mental health is just as important as your physical health 💚 #MentalHealthMatters

It's never the victim's fault 💙

We loved seeing students at UMKC participate in Denim Day! Participating in Denim Day provides an opportunity to show solidarity with survivors and to think about how we can work to prevent sexual violence in our community. 💙

You helped us raise nearly $400,000 yesterday at our 30th Annual Community Luncheon! Expressing our gratitude with a simple 'thank you' feels inadequate. Thanks to your generous financial support, survivors will continue to benefit from MOCSA services without any financial burden

“Everyone deserves to feel safe and whole.”❤️‍🩹 Beautiful event 🌸 Heartbreaking stories. This is your reminder: #believesurvivors

Grateful for the opportunity to support the work MOCSA is doing in Kansas City and you can too: mocsa.org/donate-online/

Congratulations to crime victims service award winners - Protecting KS Children from Sexual Predators Group – presented by the Kansas Attorney General’s office. They have been working tirelessly on Statute of Limitation Reform bills for child sexual abuse.

A powerful message and words of hope from Sarah Klein at today’s MOCSA 30th Annual Community Luncheon

We’ve had a great time connecting this month! Thank you to MOCSA's Sexual Assault Awareness Month Committee! Pictured: Haley, Debbie, Rayna, Paige, Lin. Not pictured: Sandra, Kara, Becca

We're proud to support sexual assault survivors 24-hours a day!

💙 MOCSA Crisis Line: (816) 531-0233 or (913) 642-0233

In 2023, Volunteers donated 11,579 hours to MOCSA by teaching in classrooms, going on 264+ Hospital Activations & answering countless Crisis Line Calls. We’re thankful for our Volunteers, and we're honored to have them as a part of MOCSA. Volunteer today: mocsa.org/volunteer/

Survivors deserve justice and MOCSA is here to support anyone who might be struggling right now. Please call 816-531-0233 or 913-642-0233 for free and confidential support.