
Resources
Sexual Health Resources
This link leads to the CDC’s trusted resource on sexually transmitted diseases and infections. It provides helpful information on the most common STDs/STIs, including signs, symptoms, how they are spread, and the difference between an STD and an STI. Great for anyone looking to better understand these health issues or talk with their children about them.
A nonprofit organization offering medically accurate, research-based information to help individuals make informed decisions about their sexual health. Their resources promote healthy living through education grounded in science and values.
This site offers reliable information for girls and young women on a variety of health topics such as physical, emotional, and social. Topics include preventing STIs, healthy relationships, types of abuse, goal-setting, and making wise life choices. Great for teens, young adults, and those who support them.
This link provides information on the STDs that Josephine County Public Health confidentially tests for. Testing is available to anyone. Walk in or call (541-474-5325) to schedule an appointment. A helpful local resource for taking charge of your sexual health.
Provides information on STDs, prevention tips, and rising STD trends. Includes screening recommendations and a tool to locate nearby testing sites. Please call 541-774-8209 for more information.
Abuse Prevention and Crisis Support
WCST offers lifesaving services for individuals facing domestic or sexual violence in Josephine County. Their 24/7 support includes emergency shelter, safety planning, help with restraining orders, and family court advocacy. Whether you're in crisis or seeking guidance, their advocates are just a phone call away. Crisis Line: 541-479-9349 | Office: 541-476-3877
Support is available anytime for anyone in an abusive relationship. Trained advocates offer guidance by phone, text, or live chat—whether you're looking for a safety plan, local shelter, or just someone to talk to. All communication is confidential and free. Call 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) | Text START to 88788
As the nation’s leading child protection organization, this site provides tools and support related to missing children, online safety, reporting exploitation through the CyberTipline, training opportunities, and Take It Down which is a service to help remove explicit images. Available to talk 24/7 at 1-800-THE-LOST (5678).
The nation’s largest sexual violence support network, RAINN provides free, confidential help 24/7. Whether you're a survivor of recent or past assault, or helping a loved one, you can connect with trained staff via phone, online chat, WhatsApp, or text. Call 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) to talk with someone today
Get mental health support by text, 24 hours a day. Trained crisis counselors are available to talk about anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, or any emotional struggle. A safe, judgment-free space right from your phone. Text HOME to 741741
Human Trafficking Awareness and Support
This confidential, 24/7 hotline connects victims and survivors of sex or labor trafficking with local services and support. You can call, text, or chat online to get help, report concerns, or find safety. Call 1-888-373-7888 | Text BEFREE to 233733
Polaris operates the U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline and works to change the systems that allow trafficking to persist. Their site includes in-depth education on how trafficking happens, survivor stories, and steps you can take to protect yourself and others. Hotline: 1-888-373-7888
Shared Hope equips communities to recognize and prevent child sex trafficking. Their site includes free training materials, survivor-informed education, advocacy updates, and tools for identifying victims. It's ideal for parents, educators, professionals, and anyone ready to take a stand.
Founded by a survivor of trafficking, RBI trains law enforcement, social workers, and communities to recognize the signs of exploitation. Their faith-based and survivor-led content is also helpful for families, churches, and frontline responders who want to support victims with compassion and clarity.
Dangers of Pornography
This nonprofit helps people understand the harmful effects of pornography using only science, facts, and real-life experiences. Their resources cover the impact on the brain, relationships, and society. Empowering individuals to make informed, intentional choices. Perfect for teens, young adults, and parents wanting a science-first approach to this important topic.
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Pregnancy Care Center's Parent Resources (Coming Soon)
Helps parents, mentors, and leaders navigate conversations around pornography, its effects on the brain and relationships, and how to protect kids in a digital world. You'll find practical tools like content-control software and resources that can help guide conversations on healthy media habits.