Our organizations are a state-wide partnership bridging the gap between research, treatment, evaluation, and policy. We are committed to reducing the level of sexual victimization by promoting a variety of initiatives. This includes advocating for the development of a fully integrated continuum of services for people who have sexually offended, as well as promoting legislation on issues and funding for programs that impact both survivors and those who have caused sexual harm. We also believe in promoting community safety through community-based treatment services. By taking a holistic approach, we believe that we can make a real difference in reducing the level of sexual victimization and promoting positive outcomes for all those affected.