LACASA is a nonprofit organization that provides help & hope for victims of abuse
Sexual Assault Support
Community Education ProgramsSafety Has No Price
All services for victims & their families provided at no charge.
Teens & Young Adults
News & Happenings
‘Champion for Children’ Award Nominations Sought
LACASA Center’s CAP (Child Abuse Prevention) Council and the Great Start Collaborative are asking Livingston County residents to consider who is a Champion for Children in our community. We are accepting nominations for the 2020 Champion for Children award through March 20.
Cinderella’s Closet
PROM 2020 ~ Cinderella's Closet is an eco-friendly shop that offers gently-loved party dresses for high school girls at affordable prices.
Toxic People Workshop
February 19 ~ The focus of this workshop is to learn about the red flags of potentially toxic people and safety involved online communication.
LACASA Center Welcomes New Chief Operating Officer
LACASA Center bids farewell to Polly Mallory, the agency’s Chief Operating Officer, and welcomes Caryn Michalak as the new COO. Mallory retires in February, 2020.
Reception Desk Volunteer
Volunteers will be responsible for answering the business phone, greeting guests and providing general office support.
LACASA Collection
Shop Two Ways! LACASA Collection customers can shop in our retail store or at our online luxury boutique for great finds at dreamy prices.
Clothesline Project
April – All Month ~ Look for our Clothesline Project displays at libraries throughout the county to commemorate National Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Clothesline Project T-shirts were created by abuse victims and survivors from LACASA.
Denim Day
April 29, 2020 ~ We invite workplaces to encourage employees to make a small donation in return for wearing jeans to work. Donate the proceeds to help sexual assault victims.
LACASA Center Completes Advocacy Training Program
LACASA Center recently completed an 18-month training program designed to strengthen how advocacy agencies engage with survivors, address institutional responses to violence against women, and involve the community in ending violence.
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