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Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention

You Are
Not Alone.

The Hawaii Coalition Against Sexual Assault is dedicated to ending sexual violence and supporting survivors across the Hawaiian Islands.

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Support Survivors

Compassionate, confidential support for survivors of sexual assault and their loved ones.

Prevention Education

Community education and prevention programs to reduce sexual violence across Hawaii.

Advocacy & Policy

Advocating for survivor-centered policies and systemic change at the local and state level.

Coalition Building

Connecting organizations, agencies, and communities to create a unified response to sexual violence.

About HCASA

Standing Together
Against Sexual Violence

The Hawaii Coalition Against Sexual Assault (HCASA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and statewide coalition dedicated to ending sexual violence in Hawaii. We bring together sexual assault service providers, advocates, community organizations, and individuals committed to supporting survivors and preventing sexual violence.

Our work spans direct advocacy, public education, policy reform, and professional training — ensuring that survivors receive the support they deserve and that communities have the tools to prevent sexual violence before it occurs.

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How We Help

Survivor Support

Confidential advocacy, crisis intervention, and support services for survivors of sexual assault and their families.

  • Crisis intervention
  • Legal advocacy
  • Medical accompaniment
  • Counseling referrals

Prevention & Education

Community-based prevention education programs for schools, workplaces, and community organizations across Hawaii.

  • School programs
  • Workplace training
  • Community workshops
  • Bystander intervention

Professional Training

Training for healthcare providers, law enforcement, educators, and other professionals who work with survivors.

  • SANE training
  • Trauma-informed care
  • First responder training
  • Advocacy certification
Walk in Their Shoes
April is SAAM

Sexual Assault
Awareness Month

Every April, HCASA leads statewide awareness campaigns to educate communities about sexual violence, support survivors, and promote prevention. Join us in wearing teal — the color of sexual assault awareness — and standing with survivors.

Contact Us

If you or someone you know has experienced sexual assault, please reach out. Help is available.

Contact

Reach Out to Us

Mailing Address

PO Box 10596, Honolulu, Hawaii 96816

Contact Person

Adriana Ramelli

All communications are confidential. Your privacy is our priority.