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If you have been a victim of sexual assault and are seeking help, please call today.

Funding

Battle Creek Health System is a major partner with Sexual Assault Services, donating space and in-kind services, making Sexual Assault Services a department of Battle Creek Health System.

This project is funded by Grant No. 20448-11V05 awarded to Battle Creek Health System, by the Michigan Crime Victim Services Commission. The agreement award of $ 238,240.00 (80%) of the project, comes from the Federal Crime Victims Fund, established by the Victims of Crime Act of 1984 administered by the Office of Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The Battle Creek Health System provides the required match valued at $59,560.00 by the use of volunteers.

Sexual Assault Services wishes to thank the Michigan Domestic Violence Prevention and Treatment Board for their financial support of this project.

  1. This project was supported by Grant No. 99-WF-NX-0026 by the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. (STOP GRANT)
  2. Sexual Assault Services receives a full-membership grant from the National Children's Alliance.
  3. Sexual Assault Services also receives in-kind support from Oaklawn Hospital and Play Care Learning Center(s) in Marshall, and St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Battle Creek.
  4. Sexual Assault Services is a United Way of Greater Battle Creek Agency.
  5. Sexual Assault Services is supported by The W. K. Kellogg Foundation.

Other grant funding sources include:

  1. The Battle Creek Community Foundation
  2. The Marshall Community Foundation
  3. The Marshall United Way
  4. The Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Council

Donations have been received from:

  1. The Marshall Exchange Club
  2. Crossroads Church and Ministries
  3. The Battle Creek Exchange Club
  4. The National Exchange Club Trust Fund
  5. Zion Lutheran Church, Marshall
  6. First Congregational Church, Battle Creek
  7. The Traveling Golf League
  8. Many Generous Individuals and Organizations

Assistance is available to Victims of Crime who wish to apply for Crime Victims Compensation.