We offer a 24/7 hotline inEnglish and Spanish,accompaniments to thehospital/policestation/court, counseling,support groups, andpreventative education.Our services areconfidential and free.90% of campussexual assaultsare committedby perpetratorsthat thesurvivor knows.Every 68secondsanotherAmerican issexuallyassaulted.21% of TGQNtransgender,genderqueer,nonconformingcollege studentshave been sexuallyassaulted.Many perpetratorsare likely to beserial rapists,committing anaverage of 6assaults.Individuals who identify asdisabled are three timesmore likely to experiencesexual violence thanpersons who do not identifyas disabled. Individualswho have multipledisabilities experience evenhigher rates of violence.For every 100rapes committed,approximatelytwo rapists willever serve a dayin prison.Consent cannot be givenby individuals who areunderage, intoxicated orincapacitated by drugs oralcohol, or asleep orunconscious. Consent isabout communication.You can withdraw yourconsent at any time.Intersectionality is theinterconnected nature ofsocial categorizations suchas race, class, and genderas they apply to a givenindividual or group,regarded as creatingoverlapping andinterdependent systems ofdiscrimination ordisadvantage.New Britain SexualAssault Crisis Serviceis a memberof The ConnecticutAlliance to EndSexual Violence andprovides services to46 towns.Ida B. Wells (1862-1931)spent her life fightingagainst racism, sexism,and gender-basedviolence. Wells helped tolead anti-rape movementsthroughout the South,specifically focusing ondestroying stereotypesabout the black community.We have twooffices: one inNew Britain anda satellite officein Hartford.Women ages 18-24who are collegestudents are 3 timesmore likely thanwomen in general toexperience sexualviolence.The hotlinenumber is 1-888-999-5545 inEnglish and 1-888-568-8332 inSpanish.The first rapecrisis centerwas founded inSan Franciscoin 1971.9 out ofevery 10victims isfemale.October isDomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth.The YWCA'smission statementis eliminatingracism andempoweringwomen.Our campusadvocate is ableto meet clientson campus in aprivate andsecure area.84% of femalesurvivors report beingsexually assaultedduring their first foursemesters on campus.This has been calledthe ‘red zone’ oncollege campuses.Every victim of asexual assault whowishes to do anevidence collectionkit has the right to anadvocate to supportthem throughout theprocess.16.4% ofwomen in theU.S.experiencecontact sexualviolence46% ofbisexualwomen havebeen sexuallyassaulted.In a study done in 2010,58% of Multiracial women,49% of Native Americanwomen, 41% of Blackwomen, 36.1 of Hispanic(Non-White) women, and29.5% of Asian and PacificIslander women hadexperienced sexual assaultin their life.In 1994, President Bill Clintonpassed the Violence AgainstWomen Act (VAWA). Thisprovided funding towardinvestigations andprosecutions of violent crimesagainst women, mandatoryrestitution on those convicted,and allowed civil redress.VAWAGay and bisexualmen are over tentimes more likelyto experiencesexual assaultthan heterosexualmen.April is SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth(SAAM).43% of dating collegewomen reportexperiencing violentand abusive datingbehaviors includingphysical, sexual,technology-facilitated,verbal or other forms ofcontrolling abuseWe have populationspecific advocates foryouth, collegestudents, theLGBTQIA+community, thosewho are bilingual,and men and boysWe offer a 24/7 hotline inEnglish and Spanish,accompaniments to thehospital/policestation/court, counseling,support groups, andpreventative education.Our services areconfidential and free.90% of campussexual assaultsare committedby perpetratorsthat thesurvivor knows.Every 68secondsanotherAmerican issexuallyassaulted.21% of TGQNtransgender,genderqueer,nonconformingcollege studentshave been sexuallyassaulted.Many perpetratorsare likely to beserial rapists,committing anaverage of 6assaults.Individuals who identify asdisabled are three timesmore likely to experiencesexual violence thanpersons who do not identifyas disabled. Individualswho have multipledisabilities experience evenhigher rates of violence.For every 100rapes committed,approximatelytwo rapists willever serve a dayin prison.Consent cannot be givenby individuals who areunderage, intoxicated orincapacitated by drugs oralcohol, or asleep orunconscious. Consent isabout communication.You can withdraw yourconsent at any time.Intersectionality is theinterconnected nature ofsocial categorizations suchas race, class, and genderas they apply to a givenindividual or group,regarded as creatingoverlapping andinterdependent systems ofdiscrimination ordisadvantage.New Britain SexualAssault Crisis Serviceis a memberof The ConnecticutAlliance to EndSexual Violence andprovides services to46 towns.Ida B. Wells (1862-1931)spent her life fightingagainst racism, sexism,and gender-basedviolence. Wells helped tolead anti-rape movementsthroughout the South,specifically focusing ondestroying stereotypesabout the black community.We have twooffices: one inNew Britain anda satellite officein Hartford.Women ages 18-24who are collegestudents are 3 timesmore likely thanwomen in general toexperience sexualviolence.The hotlinenumber is 1-888-999-5545 inEnglish and 1-888-568-8332 inSpanish.The first rapecrisis centerwas founded inSan Franciscoin 1971.9 out ofevery 10victims isfemale.October isDomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth.The YWCA'smission statementis eliminatingracism andempoweringwomen.Our campusadvocate is ableto meet clientson campus in aprivate andsecure area.84% of femalesurvivors report beingsexually assaultedduring their first foursemesters on campus.This has been calledthe ‘red zone’ oncollege campuses.Every victim of asexual assault whowishes to do anevidence collectionkit has the right to anadvocate to supportthem throughout theprocess.16.4% ofwomen in theU.S.experiencecontact sexualviolence46% ofbisexualwomen havebeen sexuallyassaulted.In a study done in 2010,58% of Multiracial women,49% of Native Americanwomen, 41% of Blackwomen, 36.1 of Hispanic(Non-White) women, and29.5% of Asian and PacificIslander women hadexperienced sexual assaultin their life.In 1994, President Bill Clintonpassed the Violence AgainstWomen Act (VAWA). Thisprovided funding towardinvestigations andprosecutions of violent crimesagainst women, mandatoryrestitution on those convicted,and allowed civil redress.VAWAGay and bisexualmen are over tentimes more likelyto experiencesexual assaultthan heterosexualmen.April is SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth(SAAM).43% of dating collegewomen reportexperiencing violentand abusive datingbehaviors includingphysical, sexual,technology-facilitated,verbal or other forms ofcontrolling abuseWe have populationspecific advocates foryouth, collegestudents, theLGBTQIA+community, thosewho are bilingual,and men and boys

1-888-999-5545 in English and 1-888-568-8332 in Spanish - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. We offer a 24/7 hotline in English and Spanish, accompaniments to the hospital/police station/court, counseling, support groups, and preventative education. Our services are confidential and free.
  2. 90% of campus sexual assaults are committed by perpetrators that the survivor knows.
  3. Every 68 seconds another American is sexually assaulted.
  4. 21% of TGQN transgender, genderqueer, nonconforming college students have been sexually assaulted.
  5. Many perpetrators are likely to be serial rapists, committing an average of 6 assaults.
  6. Individuals who identify as disabled are three times more likely to experience sexual violence than persons who do not identify as disabled. Individuals who have multiple disabilities experience even higher rates of violence.
  7. For every 100 rapes committed, approximately two rapists will ever serve a day in prison.
  8. Consent cannot be given by individuals who are underage, intoxicated or incapacitated by drugs or alcohol, or asleep or unconscious. Consent is about communication. You can withdraw your consent at any time.
  9. Intersectionality is the interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, and gender as they apply to a given individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping and interdependent systems of discrimination or disadvantage.
  10. New Britain Sexual Assault Crisis Service is a member of The Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence and provides services to 46 towns.
  11. Ida B. Wells (1862-1931) spent her life fighting against racism, sexism, and gender-based violence. Wells helped to lead anti-rape movements throughout the South, specifically focusing on destroying stereotypes about the black community.
  12. We have two offices: one in New Britain and a satellite office in Hartford.
  13. Women ages 18-24 who are college students are 3 times more likely than women in general to experience sexual violence.
  14. The hotline number is 1-888-999-5545 in English and 1-888-568-8332 in Spanish.
  15. The first rape crisis center was founded in San Francisco in 1971.
  16. 9 out of every 10 victims is female.
  17. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
  18. The YWCA's mission statement is eliminating racism and empowering women.
  19. Our campus advocate is able to meet clients on campus in a private and secure area.
  20. 84% of female survivors report being sexually assaulted during their first four semesters on campus. This has been called the ‘red zone’ on college campuses.
  21. Every victim of a sexual assault who wishes to do an evidence collection kit has the right to an advocate to support them throughout the process.
  22. 16.4% of women in the U.S. experience contact sexual violence
  23. 46% of bisexual women have been sexually assaulted.
  24. In a study done in 2010, 58% of Multiracial women, 49% of Native American women, 41% of Black women, 36.1 of Hispanic (Non-White) women, and 29.5% of Asian and Pacific Islander women had experienced sexual assault in their life.
  25. In 1994, President Bill Clinton passed the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). This provided funding toward investigations and prosecutions of violent crimes against women, mandatory restitution on those convicted, and allowed civil redress. VAWA
  26. Gay and bisexual men are over ten times more likely to experience sexual assault than heterosexual men.
  27. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM).
  28. 43% of dating college women report experiencing violent and abusive dating behaviors including physical, sexual, technology-facilitated, verbal or other forms of controlling abuse
  29. We have population specific advocates for youth, college students, the LGBTQIA+ community, those who are bilingual, and men and boys