A 24/7 helpline to provide immediate crisis intervention.  A trained advocate will answer to assist your needs.  All calls are confidential with non-judgmental support. 904-284-0061

A prompt response during a personal crisis from a trained advocate can significantly enhance understanding of trauma and improve coping skills. This support is facilitated through the services provided by Quigley House and other community resources.

The trained advocate will respond promptly and, if necessary, provide relevant information and referrals. Information regarding community resources, emergency shelter, court accompaniment, and victim compensation will be made available.

An advocacy or accompaniment serves as a support to individual survivors, assisting them with legal and medical needs. This service additionally includes providing ongoing support during forensic examinations, law enforcement interviews, and throughout the criminal justice process. Advocates address any questions or concerns the survivor may have.

To effectively educate our community about the services offered by Quigley House and the dynamics of sexual assault, we actively participate in various Clay County events, including health fairs and local festivals. Additionally, we conduct individual group presentations for churches, businesses, schools, and other organizations. Our primary objective is to ensure that every member of Clay County has access to vital information regarding the prevention of and response to sexual assault.

Quigley House will provide care coordination for the survivors, by establishing a relationship with other agencies to best support survivors. 

Advocates of Quigley House are dedicated to educating the community about the prevention of sexual violence through social change. We acknowledge that this subject can be challenging to discuss; however, it is essential for empowering survivors to advocate for themselves and support others. Quigley House provides presentations and events for schools and local organizations, with the goal of promoting awareness and prevention education.

The on-call advocates are available 24/7 for survivors aged 13 and older who require therapeutic mediation and sexual assault forensic evidence collection. Quigley House employs Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) who work diligently and compassionately with each survivor to ensure a comfortable and thorough examination, accompanied by an advocate. These examinations are conducted in a manner that safeguards the survivor from re-victimization and adhere to the Attorney General’s Protocol, following established chain of custody regulations.