A Legacy of Service, Education, & Advocacy

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Timeline

1975

1976

Emporia National Organization for Women (Emporia NOW) Chapter is established

Rape Task Force starts Sexual Offense Service

24-hour hotline established to provide help and counseling for victims of sexual assault

1978

Sexual Offense Services formally changes name to SOS and adopts the first logo.

Services expand to battered women which includes emergency housing and food for up to 72 hours, clothing, transportation, and counseling for free.

1980

SOS is incorperated

1982

First paid staff member is a part-time coordinator after recieving funding from United Way.

1983

Services expand to child assault prevention

1985

SOS Shelter opens April 1.

SOS shifted from a volunteer organization to a professionally staffed agency.

1995

CASA of the Flints Hills programs starts

1999

Child Visitation & Exchange Center opens

2001

Child Advocacy Center services begin

2008

Prevention Education Program Expands

2001

Child Advocacy Center services begin

2001

Child Advocacy Center services begin

2001

Child Advocacy Center services begin

Founders and Legacy

Dedication. Expertise. Passion.

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