A 2025 review of law enforcement and crisis calls revealed a gap in services for survivors in Kane and Garfield counties. In addition, rural areas face unique challenges, such as geographic isolation, limited resources, and lack of community education, often leaving survivors with nowhere to turn.

With over 20 years of experience standing beside survivors as they have reclaimed their lives, REACH founders set out to change that by bringing together local partners, companies and community members to promote truth and compassion. Our goal is to grow an organization that can provide local individualized services for survivors, including emergency safe housing, advocacy and counseling services. We aim to ensure that all our services are confidential, trauma-informed, and free of charge for every survivor.

We invite you to stand with us to fulfill this meaningful mission.