WCSAP, the Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs, is a crucial organization that advocates for and provides support to survivors of childhood and teen sexual abuse. They work closely with advocates and therapists to ensure the healing and well-being of survivors. WCSAP offers a wide range of products and services to address the unique needs of survivors and their families.

Their resources include prevention awareness materials, best practices and effective programs for campus prevention, and a comprehensive therapy resource guide. They also offer support for survivors in various contexts, such as incarcerated survivors, pregnant and parenting individuals, and those from rural communities. WCSAP recognizes the importance of cultural competency and provides services tailored to specific communities, including African Americans, Asians & Pacific Islanders, Latinx, LGBTQ, and Native Americans.

Their focus on advocacy and training is evident in their offerings, including a comprehensive advocate core instructor's manual, ongoing advocacy resources, and media advocacy training. WCSAP is committed to empowering survivors and creating a safer environment for all