For Sexual Assault Service Providers

The National Sexual Assault Hotline connects callers nationwide with help in their community, thanks to a network of over 1,000 local sexual assault service providers that partner with RAINN. These independent, local providers offer a range of services, from short-term support to long-term care.

Is your center currently an affiliate? Login to update your center’s information.

Apply to become a National Sexual Assault Hotline affiliate if you:

Operate a 24/7 hotline for sexual assault survivors
Are a member of your state coalition
Want to be included in our referral database (centers.rainn.org)
Are willing to help people from your community who call the National Sexual Assault Hotline

Apply to be an affiliate.

Apply to be listed as a local resource if you:

Provide services to sexual assault survivors—but don’t operate a 24/7 hotline
Are a recognized sexual assault service provider in your community, such as a member of your state coalition
Want to be included in our referral database (centers.rainn.org)

Apply to be listed on RAINN.org.

Why should my organization become an affiliate of the National Sexual Assault Hotline?

Help more survivors. The National Sexual Assault Hotline number appears daily in national media, social media, news programs, television shows, and PSAs, ensuring that people who need help can find it quickly. Callers are automatically connected to affiliates in their area.
Be listed on RAINN.org. All hotline affiliates are listed in RAINN’s referral database, available to millions of visitors to RAINN.org each year in English and Spanish. Other sites also use our database, including the White House’s campus sexual assault initiative.
Recruit more volunteers. You can list volunteer opportunities on RAINN’s website. You can add or update volunteer needs through our online portal.
Free training for your staff and volunteers. You can access online training courses on a variety of topics, including helping suicidal and self-harming callers, and professional development for your staff. These self-paced online courses are available at RAINN Train. Register as a staff member or volunteer of a sexual assault service provider to access this portal.
Promotional materials. Access multimedia materials that you can use to promote the National Sexual Assault Hotline, including videos, audio PSAs, and print materials.
Find out how many people you’ve helped. RAINN sends call reports to all affiliates twice a year. If you would like an update before then, email the director of the National Sexual Assault Hotline at RAINN (candicel@rainn.org) with the date range for the report, your center's name and location, and your name and title.

For current affiliates
Log into your account to manage your center's information.

Update your center’s contact information and the services you provide. Keep your information up-to-date for visitors to RAINN, DoD Safe Helpline, the White House, and other organizations that use RAINN’s database. Be as specific and thorough as possible when listing services that your center provides, and list any special populations that you serve. Let us know what services you offer in Spanish, and we will include it in our Spanish-language database, centros.rainn.org.
Recruit more volunteers. List your volunteer opportunities in RAINN’s Volunteer Opportunities Search, and visitors will be able to contact your volunteer coordinator directly from the site.
Free training for your staff and volunteers. You can access online training courses on a variety of topics, including helping suicidal and self-harming callers, and professional development for your staff. These self-paced online courses are available at RAINN Train. Register as a staff member or volunteer of a sexual assault service provider to access this portal.
Find out how many people you’ve helped. RAINN sends call reports to all affiliates twice a year. If you would like an update before then, email the director of the National Sexual Assault Hotline at RAINN (candicel@rainn.org) with the date range for the report, your center's name and location, and your name and title.