You Are Not Alone
If you have been sexually violated or exploited, we believe you. Your story matters, and so does your safety. Teagan’s Heart does not yet operate a shelter, and we are not a crisis line. If you need help right now, these trusted organizations are ready to help you today.
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- Sexual assault: OC Rape Crisis Hotline (Waymakers), 24/7: South Orange County (949) 831-9110 · North Orange County (714) 957-2737 RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673 · online chat at hotline.rainn.org
- Trafficking or exploitation: National Human Trafficking Hotline: 888-373-7888 · text 233733 Radiant Futures, 24/7: 877-531-5522
- Domestic violence or safe shelter: Laura’s House, 24/7: 866-498-1511 Human Options, 24/7: 877-854-3594
- Emotional crisis: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988
- Not sure where to start?: 2-1-1 Orange County: dial 2-1-1 or call (888) 600-4357
- Calling Laura’s House Without Being Tracked: If you are experiencing domestic violence, you can call 2-1-1 and ask to be transferred to the Laura’s House hotline. Laura’s House notes that this lets you reach them without your number appearing, which can help if an abuser monitors your calls.
- Staying Safe Online: Your device may keep a record of the sites you visit. If someone may be watching, use a device they can’t access, or a public computer, and use the Quick Exit button at the top of this page.
- What Happens Next: Teagan’s Heart is building a Safe Housing Initiative for women in Orange County. While our first location is in development, we are here to listen and point you toward support that exists today.
- Reach Out To Us: If you would like to connect with our team for support or guidance, please contact us. This is not an emergency line, so for urgent help, use the resources above. Please don’t share details of your experience in the form. We will talk with you privately. If it isn’t safe for us to call or email you, let us know how we can reach you. Contact Us
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