Farmington NM
Sexual Assault Services – Farmington, NM
Sexual Assault Services of New Mexico provides a number of services to help you or a loved one recover from a sexual assault. We have a 24 hour hotline you can call for assistance, resources, referrals and emotional support: 505-326-4700, or Toll Free 1-866-908-4700.
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SANE Exams – Sexual Assault Nurse Exams
Medical/Forensic examination by a SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) after assault has happened.
Services include:
- STD Prevention
- Pregnancy Prevention
- Forensic Evidence Collection
- Injury Documentation
It is critical that you receive an exam as soon as possible after the assault occurs. The timeframes for Exams are:
- Acute Adult/Adolescent Exams, Age 13 and over: 5 days from the date of assault
- Acute Pediatric Exams, Age 12 and under: 3 days from the date of assault
- Delayed Disclosure Exams: Ages 17 and under that disclose after acute window
- STI Exams for Adult/Adolescents: We can provide medication to prevent sexual transmitted infections after the acute timeframe, up to 30 days after the assault occurred.
Rape Crisis Advocacy Program
Rape crisis advocates provide support at the time of the SANE Exam, along with resources and referrals, support and education, emergency funds assistance, and court accompaniment in both criminal and civil settings.
To reach an advocate via email: advocacy@sasnwnm.org
Therapy
Therapy can provide a safe and supportive space for survivors to process their experiences and move toward healing at their own pace. Our therapists are able to work with survivors regardless of when in their lifetime the sexual assault or abuse occurred.
Therapy services are provided at no cost to clients. Sessions are available virtually through our confidential telehealth system, with limited in-person sessions also available. To schedule an appointment, call (505) 325-2805.
Outreach & Education
Primary Prevention of Sexual Assault Programs
Our Primary Prevention Programs include Ask, Listen, Respect for high school students, Safe Dates for middle school students, and Care for Kids for parents and their children ages 3-8. All are multi-session programs designed to be delivered over several days or weeks.
Ask, Listen, Respect – ALR is a school-based prevention program for high school students that expands on the Safe Dates curriculum. It is designed to create an environment for open discussion and discoveries that lead to positive behavioral changes related to dating, consent, intimate relationships, and awareness, and to create a culture of consent and respect.
Safe Dates is a school-based prevention program for middle school students designed to stop or prevent the initiation of dating violence victimization and perpetration, including the psychological, physical, and sexual abuse that may occur between youths involved in a dating relationship.
Care for Kids contains 6 units: Asking for Help, Feelings, Bodies, Babies, Asking for Permission and Wrap-Up. Each unit teaches and reinforces 2 to 4 simple, age-appropriate messages via a circle time, a book, and an activity or craft. Children in this age group are receptive to learning about body parts, health and boundaries, making this an ideal time to lay the foundation for abuse prevention.
To find out more about all of our prevention programs, click here: https://SAS Prevention Programs
Community Education
Sexual Assault Services of New Mexico strives to educate the community on prevention and awareness of sexual violence. Our programs include topics such as: Child Sexual Abuse Awareness and Prevention, Healthy Sexuality in Children, Sexual Assault 101, Mandatory Reporting, Healthy Relationships, Teen Dating Violence, LGBTQ Education and Understanding
Call our office to ask about developing a program or presentation for your organization or group:
(505) 325-2805
Other Organizations
We also have connections to several other organizations who can also help you through recovery from intimate partner violence (IPV).
Desert View Family Counseling: mydesertview.org
Family Crisis Center: familycrisiscenternm.org
New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs: nmcsap.org
RAINN: rainn.org
PAVE: pavingtheway.net
Stop It Now!: www.stopitnow.org
Gallup NM
Sexual Assault Services – Gallup, NM
Since February 2014, Sexual Assault Services of Northwest New Mexico has served the Gallup community, including the City of Gallup, McKinley County, the surrounding Navajo Nation, and Zuni Pueblo. We provide compassionate, confidential support to anyone affected by sexual violence, whether the assault occurred recently or in the past.
Our advocates provide immediate, on-scene response and support for survivors at Gallup-area hospitals and clinics. We remain by your side throughout the recovery process—from the initial medical forensic examination (SANE exams are completed in our SASNWNM-Gallup office) through the criminal justice process, including prosecution, if that is your choice.
All of our services are free and confidential. To learn more about how we can support you or someone you care about, please contact us to speak with one of our advocates.
SANE EXAMS – SEXUAL ASSAULT NURSE EXAMS
As of February 2026, Gallup SAS will be offering SANE exams at our new office location, or we will coordinate with other providers in the area. A Victim Advocate from SAS will be at your side throughout this examination.
SAS Gallup Office: (505) 399-5940; 24-hr Crisis Hotline: 866-908-4700
SEXUAL ASSAULT ADVOCATES
Advocates provide support and information at the time of the SANE Exam, resources and referrals, education, and court accompaniment through the judicial process.
THERAPY
SASNWNM-Gallup Office offers free counseling services to victims/survivors of sexual assault and abuse, regardless of when in your lifetime the sexual assault occurred.
OUTREACH AND EDUCATION
SASNWNM-Gallup provides education, information, and outreach services in McKinley County and surrounding areas about Sexual Assault and Teen Dating Violence through the Safe Dates Curriculum for junior high and high school students, and an early childhood sexual assault prevention program called Care For Kids for ages 4-8.