Empowering Survivors Through Structured Recovery & Relational Education
Reducing Sexual Violence Through Education, Research, and Direct Support
A hybrid nonprofit model addressing sexual assault, domestic violence, and systemic misinformation at their root.
Reducing long-term violence rates through education and skill development.

Mission
Sexess is committed to reducing sexual violence and domestic abuse through structured recovery services, prevention-based education, and research-informed program development.
We address both the harm experienced by survivors and the conditions that allow abuse to persist.
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Vision
We envision communities where:
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Sexual violence and domestic abuse are significantly reduced
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Individuals can form relationships rooted in consent and accountability
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Survivors have access to coordinated recovery support
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Sexual health education is accurate, responsible, and stigma-free
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Strategic Goals
Sexess works to:
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Improve public safety through prevention education
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Expand access to survivor support in Spokane County
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Increase relational literacy and consent awareness
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Develop measurable frameworks for long-term violence reduction
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Advocate for responsible policy development related to sexual harm
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Survivor Support & Recovery Model
Sexess provides direct services in Spokane County for survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
Support includes:
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Trauma-informed coaching
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Safe stays for those escaping danger
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Financial assistance for stabilization
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Legal and resource navigation support
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Education related to unintended pregnancy and sexual health
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Suicide prevention support
Recovery focuses on restoring stability, agency, and relational confidence.
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Education & Research
Sexess researches root contributors to sexual harm and develops targeted, evidence-informed interventions.
We approach sexual education with clarity, responsibility, and practical skill-building — reducing shame while increasing accountability.
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Commitment
Sexess was shaped by lived experience and guided by structured systems thinking.
We believe recovery and prevention require both compassion and accountability.
Our work is designed to create measurable, long-term community impact.
