Confidential. Compassionate. Survivor-Centered Support.
Second Chance DVSA provides advocacy and resources for survivors of sexual assault to help them feel safe, supported, and empowered.
Sexual Assault Services
At Second Chance Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Program, we provide confidential, compassionate, and nonjudgmental support to survivors of sexual violence.
You are not alone. Whether the assault happened recently or in the past, our trained advocates are here to support you through every step of your healing journey.
Our services are free and available to individuals and families throughout Cross County and the Delta Region.
Our Sexual Assault Support Services Include:
• Case Management
• Crisis Intervention
• 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
• Accompaniment to Hospitals and Medical Appointments
• Court Advocacy & Legal Support
• Safety Planning
• Emergency Shelter Referrals
• Counseling & Therapeutic Referrals
• Transportation Assistance
• Orders of Protection Assistance
• Basic Needs Assistance
• Support Groups
• Community Education & Outreach
• Sexual Assault Advocacy
Our Mission
Second Chance DVSA Shelter assists individuals and families experiencing domestic violence and sexual assault by providing services and control over their own lives.
We focus on restoring independence, enhancing self-esteem, and strengthening survivors while working to understand and prevent the crimes of domestic abuse and sexual assault.
About Second Chance DVSA
Second Chance DVSA Shelter is located in Wynne, Arkansas, serving victims of sexual assault and domestic violence throughout the Delta Region.
Our vision is for everyone in our community to experience healing and justice. We are committed to providing a safe place for hope, healing, and planning for all.
Contact Us
📞 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 870-587-8044
📞 Office Line: 870-587-8043
🌐 Website: www.secondchancedvsa.com
If you or someone you know has experienced sexual assault, help is available.
What to Expect When You Reach Out
Reaching out for help can feel overwhelming, but our advocates are here to make the process as supportive and comfortable as possible.
When you contact Second Chance DVSA, you can expect:
A compassionate, confidential conversation
You will speak with a trained advocate who will listen without judgment and respect your privacy.
You are in control
You decide what to share and what steps you want to take. We will never pressure you to report or take actions you are not ready for.
Support tailored to your needs
We will help you explore your options, create a safety plan if needed, and connect you with medical, legal, counseling, and community resources.
Ongoing support
Our services don’t end after the first call. Advocates can continue working with you through healing, court processes, and recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do I have to report the assault to the police to get help?
No. You can receive all of our services without reporting to law enforcement. The choice to report is always yours.
Are your services confidential?
Yes. All services are confidential within the limits of the law. Your privacy and safety are our priority.
Can you go with me to the hospital or court?
Yes. Advocates can accompany survivors to medical appointments, forensic exams, and court hearings for emotional support and guidance.
Is there a cost for services?
No. All services provided by Second Chance DVSA are free of charge.
What if the assault happened a long time ago?
You can still receive support. Healing has no timeline, and we are here whether the experience was recent or in the past.
Who can receive services?
We serve individuals of all ages, genders, and backgrounds who have experienced sexual assault or abuse.
Will you help with counseling or therapy referrals?
Yes. We can connect survivors with trauma-informed counselors and other healing resources in the community.
What if I’m not sure what I need yet?
That’s okay. You don’t need to have everything figured out. Our advocates will help you explore your options and support you at your own pace.