Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center

Our name is found in the 27th chapter of the book of Acts. Fair Haven was a harbor in the south of Crete, some 5 miles to the east of which was the town of Lasea and a safe port for ships to take refuge during tumultuous weather.

Fair Haven was the safe port that the ship of Alexandria (in which the Apostle Paul and his companions sailed) and were detained. Contrary to Pauls advice to remain in the Fair Havens, the master of the ship determined to prosecute the voyage. As a result, the vessel was shipwrecked on the coast of Malta.

Fair Havens desire is to be that safe port in the storm for those who find themselves weary, bruised and broken by the storm of sexual violence. If you are searching for a safe place to heal; dock here and rest awhile.

You will receive encouragement and some needed tools for the future travels. You will receive supplies that will help with today. You will also receive support and direction along the path of recovery. We are here to help.

We provide a rape survivor emergency access to a professionally trained Sexual Assault Victim Advocate who will support you through the entire medical and legal proceedings, and healing process.

Our emergency24-hour hotline:219-218-2552.Call or text us just as soon as you can.

Toll-free: Call or text24-hour hotline:877-345-2552

If you live in Lake County, Porter County or LaPorte County, Indiana and are a survivorof sexual assault, we would like to speak to you. Please contact our office to make an appointment219-961-4357.

OurAnti-Trafficking Teamresponds 24/7 to our regional hospitals with a Human-Trafficking Victim Advocate. They would be present prior to and during all medical and legal proceedings and throughout the entire legal and healing process. Individual advocacy services are held at our office, where a victim advocate works through an individualized care plan with a trafficking survivor. Trauma therapy is available as well.