Getting started.
Who this helps
Anyone affected by sexual violence. Free and confidential regardless of age, gender, or ability to pay.
How to get started
Call the helpline. An advocate will provide crisis counseling, help you understand your options, and connect you with local services. You do not have to report to police.
How they can help.
MECASA coordinates Maine's network of sexual assault support centers, providing a statewide 24-hour crisis helpline and advocacy services. You do not have to report to police to receive services.
- 24/7 sexual assault helpline
- Crisis intervention and counseling
- Medical advocacy and hospital accompaniment
- Support groups
- Criminal justice advocacy
- TTY access (1-888-458-5599)
- Prevention education
What to have ready.
No documentation needed. If seeking a forensic exam after a recent assault, try not to shower or change clothes if possible, but you will receive care regardless.
Call with your questions