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The Legacy of Healing (LOH) Advocacy Center provides free, confidential services to adult survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and other crimes. We serve Tulalip Tribal members, their families, and Native Americans living in Snohomish County.
Our mission is to promote a safe, healthy, and non-violent community through survivor-led advocacy, cultural healing, and offender accountability.
Our Advocacy Services
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We offer one-on-one support to help you navigate your journey toward safety and healing. Our services are available on a walk-in or scheduled basis.
Safety Planning & Support
- Personalized Safety Planning: Strategies to help you and your children stay safe at home, at work, and in the community.
- Emergency Resources: Access to emergency housing assistance, food, and basic needs (subject to grant availability).
- Sexual Assault Support: Confidential advocacy, including accompaniment to medical exams and forensic interviews.
- Trauma-Informed Referrals: Connections to specialized counseling, support groups, and healthcare providers.
Immediate Crisis Intervention
- Crisis Co-Response: Legacy of Healing advocates provide in-person crisis intervention immediately after a crime occurs.
- Law Enforcement Support: Advocates co-respond with law enforcement to provide immediate emotional support and navigate resources for victims and survivors.
- Medical & Forensic Advocacy: We accompany survivors to emergency medical care and forensic nurse exams to ensure you are not alone during the recovery process.
Legal & Court Advocacy
Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming. Our advocates provide dedicated support throughout your civil or criminal case.
Please Note: Legacy of Healing advocates are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice, but we provide the following support:
- Court Accompaniment: Supporting clients during civil and criminal court proceedings.
- Interview Support: Accompanying clients to interviews with law enforcement, prosecutors, and defense counsel.
- Case Updates: Providing information and updates related to your specific case.
- Legal Education: Information on civil or criminal legal processes so you know what to expect.
- Form Assistance: Help with filing protection orders, parenting plans, or other essential court forms.
- Referrals: Connecting you with legal representation when necessary.
- Partnership with TOCLA: Legacy of Healing works closely with the Tulalip Office of Civil Legal Aid (TOCLA). We can refer eligible survivors to the Victim Advocate Attorney for professional representation in domestic violence and sexual assault protection order cases.
Who We Serve
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The Legacy of Healing is dedicated to supporting survivors of:
- Domestic and Dating Violence
- Sexual Assault and Sex Trafficking
- Stalking and Harassment
- Elder Abuse
- Identity Theft, Burglary, and Other Crimes
Eligibility
We provide services to Tulalip Tribal members, members of other federally recognized Tribes residing in Snohomish County, and non-Native residents of the Tulalip Reservation on a case-by-case basis.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is your service confidential?
Yes. Your safety and privacy are our highest priorities. Our advocates will not share your information with law enforcement, tribal government, or family members without your explicit written consent, except where required by law.
Do I have to report to the police to get help?
No. You can access our advocacy services, safety planning, and support groups regardless of whether you choose to file a police report or pursue a legal case.
How do I file a Protection Order?
Our legal advocates can help you understand the different types of protection orders and assist you in completing the necessary paperwork for the Tulalip Tribal Court.