Brazos County Sexual Assault Resource Center

404 Jane St Ste 100
College Station, TX 77840

The Brazos County Sexual Assault Resource Center, also known as SARC, is a non-profit organization founded in 1981 by members of the Brazos County District Attorney's Office. With a mission to provide support and services to survivors of sexual assault, SARC has trained over 1,000 volunteers and established strong community partnerships. They offer crisis intervention services, counseling, advocacy, and education events to survivors and their loved ones in the Brazos Valley region.

SARC is dedicated to ending sexual violence and expanding access to services for survivors. They work tirelessly to raise awareness, provide trauma-focused therapy, and advocate for survivors in the seven-county region they serve. With a team of dedicated professionals and volunteers, SARC continues to make a significant impact in the community by providing crucial support to survivors and working towards a future free from sexual violence.

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