Sexual Assault Crisis Center-Fox Cities

Incorporated in 1978, SACC was one of the first sexual assault crisis centers in the state of Wisconsin. The center began as a grassroots effort with one employee who provided crisis intervention and support for victims of sexual assault.

Today, the center remains one of the few stand-alone agencies in the state specializing in sexual abuse prevention and services. Because of this, SACC can focus on its original mission: "We work toward ending sexual violence in our communities through prevention and education." SACC is dedicated to providing crisis intervention and advocacy services to survivors of sexual abuse, their families, and others affected.

SACC has eight full-time staff members as well as a core of trained volunteer victim advocates who provide crisis support 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

SACC's three core program areas (crisis services, prevention education, and support groups) all encompass programming tailored to the needs of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, and intimate partner crimes. We also support non-offending friends, family members, and loved ones.

Our servcies are all free of charge.