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About Us


The Kodiak Women's Resource and Crisis Center (KWRCC) is a nonprofit membership corporation dedicated to imporving the life and well-being of victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. We work with individuals of any gender who are victims and survivors of domestic violence and/ or sexual violence.   

Who is KWRCC?


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Photo from the 2024 Choose Respect March in Kodiak, Alaska.
KWRCC staff and other community members join together to promote respectful, safe relationships in Kodiak.

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What does KWRCC do?


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KWRCC offers:
  • Emergency safe housing in a 25-bed shelter
  • 24-hour crisis line - confidential anonymous support from a trained advocate or volunteer. 
  • Confidential advocacy and emotional support​
  • Immigration advocacy
  • Legal advocacy
  • Support groups
  • Outreach for both community and rural areas
  • Referrals to resources (healthcare, housing, counseling, employment, support, etc.)​​
  • Donation Room with free clothing, shoes, household items, etc.
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  • Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) 
    • Specially trained to help victims of sexual assault get the care they need, including access to medical and social services
    • Should the survivor choose to report to law enforcement, the team can help them access legal services and increase the likelihood that the assault can be successfully prosecuted
    • Help victims to collect evidence anonymously so they can make decisions about reporting to law enforcement at a later time​

Our History


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 Kodiak Women's Resource and Crisis Center began in 1976 as a women’s discussion group. 

​It has grown immensely since its founding to provide a voice and answer the needs of the Kodiak and its surrounding communities. 

The dedication and support of many Kodiak Citizens, make our existence possible.
​Thank you!
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      • Faith & Spiritual
      • Financial
      • Food & Clothing
      • Health Services
      • Housing & Utilities
      • Legal
    • Staff Access
  • Build Awareness
    • Newsletters
    • Survivor Stories >
      • Share a Story
  • Get Involved
    • Donate >
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