WHAT IS PRA? Police Response Advocacy Program, a program of Crisis Resource Center of Southeast Kansas is a collaborative program.  By working closely with local Law Enforcement, Hospitals, other Social Service agencies and Community Volunteers we are able to provide domestic/sexual violence victims with immediate assistance, on site at the time of crisis, 24 hours a day, 7 day a week.  The Police Response Advocacy Program is partially funded through Department of Justice grant #2004-WE-AX-0077.    For More About Being A PRA Volunteer click the link below PRA Volunteer Be A PRA Volunteer

How Does PRA Work?
	PRA's are dispatched by Law Enforcement agencies at the time of the emergency.  They work with the Law Enforcement and Crisis Resource Center of Southeast Kansas, to offer immediate assistance to all victims.

What Can Victims Expect From A PRA?
	Advocates provide the victim with immediate support, safety planning, transportation to; medical assistance, shelter, other local service agencies as well as help with referrals to other service agencies.