resources & programs

At ZCenter, we provide quality, comprehensive, client-centered services to survivors of sexual assault and abuse. These services are provided in partnership with the survivor in the spirit of equality, free from judgment or oppression.

We believe that the individuals we serve are entitled to respect, accessible services, privacy, empowerment, and advocacy.

All services are free and available to all survivors regardless of race, gender, language, ability, sexual orientation, or religion.

ZCenter seeks to be an active presence in the community to speak up in support of and in partnership with all survivors of sexual violence. ZCenter provides services to the community at large and to other professionals and service providers to enhance the understanding of the impact of sexual violence on everyone.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

We offer trainings to police officers, first responders, medical staff, faith based leaders, court personnel and others who work with survivors of sexual abuse and assault.

• Indicators
• Mandated reporting
• Responding to sexual assault and abuse
• Utilizing our services to serve the survivor

LEARN MORE ABOUT ZEN: ZACHARIAS EDUCATION NETWORK

COMMUNITY AWARENESS

We offer programs to clubs, faith based organizations, corporations and other groups to educate people about the reality of sexual violence and how we can all be part of the solution.

• Adult sexual assault
• Sexual harassment
• Healthy dating
• Child sexual assault
• Prevention efforts

SCHOOL-BASED PROGRAMS

Zacharias Education Network (ZEN) connects K-12 school professionals and diverse professionals within the field of sexual abuse prevention and intervention in an interactive community. ZEN’s focus is to facilitate professional training, discussion, collaboration, and problem solving to promote the competency and capacity of professional sectors. Our sector outreach includes community education, professional training and consultation; therefore mobilizing the community toward action to end sexual violence.

STUDENTS

We offer age-appropriate educational and empowering prevention programs for student’s pre-K through college. All of our programs are interactive and discussion based. From preschool through 7th grade, students will learn to define personal safety rights, recognize manipulative relationships, bystander intervention and how to report it to a trusted adult.

Our 8th grade and high school programs focus on understanding sexual violence, identifying healthy relationships, consent vs. compliance and how to get help. Our college programs dive deeper into the dynamics of sexual assault, gender socialization, objectification and survivor support.

• Child Assault Prevention Program  (CAPP) – Pre-K through 4th grade
• Sexual Harassment Prevention Program – 6th and 7th grade
• Teen Assault Prevention Program (TAPP) – 8th grade through high school
• Unmasking Masculinity: Rebuilding what it means to be ‘A Man’ – high school and college level
• Bystander Intervention: Intervening on campus – college level

SCHOOL PERSONNEL

We offer trainings and presentations for administrators, teachers, social workers, counselors and psychologists to create an understanding around child sexual abuse, handling disclosures and best practices of implementing prevention efforts. Our trainings cover details around Erin’s Law, the grooming process, why children don’t disclose and how to handle a disclosure.

We also offer the Zacharias Education Network (ZEN) that includes a website for prevention resources, triannual meetings and school community forums for questions.

For questions about ZEN, please contact:
Tammy Burns at tburns@zcenter.org

For age-appropriate resources, click here:

Kindergarten-5th

Grades 6-7

Grades 8-12

PARENTS

We offer professional trainings during parent nights, open houses and curriculum nights for students’ parents and caregivers. This training is designed to create an understanding around the dynamics of child sexual abuse, prevalence, indicators and ways to talk to their children about sexual abuse.

Click here to view our Survivor Services.

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