Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault/ GNESA
P O Box 162505, Atlanta, 30321
(404) 815-5261 · more numbers below
GNESA is a Georgia nonprofit group of sexual assault centers and people who want to end sexual violence. It does not help victims directly. It trains advocates, medical providers and police, and it points people to local sexual assault centers.
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What they offer 8
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Find a local sexual assault centerService
GNESA's website helps people find the sexual assault center that serves their area. It lists member centers around Georgia with crisis line and office phone numbers. People can also call RAINN to find a local program.
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Join GNESA as a memberProgram
GNESA is a membership group. Sexual assault centers, supporting organizations and individuals can join by filling out a membership application and sending it by email or fax.
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Training for organizationsProgram
GNESA runs training courses for law enforcement, health care workers, sexual assault centers and others. It also offers SANE nurse training. You can ask GNESA to host a training in your area or set up a special request.
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Volunteer with GNESAProgram
You can apply to volunteer by reading about volunteering and emailing a completed application. GNESA contacts you only if it has openings. Please do not call.
Events 4
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Intersection of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Wed, Oct 28 · 10:00 am–12:00 pmOnline
A two-hour online course on how sexual assault and domestic violence overlap. It covers power and control, consent and coercion, trauma, barriers to getting help, and how legal, health and community systems respond.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Answering the Crisis Hotline - Virtual
Thu, Oct 29 · 9:00 am–3:00 pmOnline
An online, one-day class on how to answer a crisis hotline. People practice skills like building trust, making a safety plan and finding resources, including role-play of mock crisis calls.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
4 Day Sexual Assault Advocacy Training - Virtual
October 13 to 16, 2026, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm each dayOnline
A four-day online course for new sexual assault advocates and others. It covers what advocacy is, the impact of sexual assault, common advocacy situations, recovery education and self-care.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Response to Sexual Assault
Date not announced
A five-day, in-person training in Forsyth, Georgia for nurses and medical providers, law enforcement and advocates who serve sexual assault victims. People take part in mock exams and interviews. It is free, but travel, lodging and food are not covered.
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