Contact Us

We’re here to help.

For assistance 24 hours a day, call our hotline at 800-841-8371.

You can also reach our web chat hotline 9:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.

To protect the privacy rights of survivors and their families, we do not communicate about cases via e-mail. Please call us at 617-492-8306 during regular business hours to talk about how we can help you.

Legal process notices, summonses and court orders should be sent to:
Keeper of Records
BARCC
99 Bishop Allen Drive
Cambridge, MA 02139

Office: 617-492-8306

To request information from the BARCC team or to reach out with general inquiries, you can email info [at] barcc.org

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Mailing Address and Cambridge Office

99 Bishop Allen Drive
Cambridge, MA 02139
Fax: 617-492-3291

Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Boston Office

Casa Myrna
451 Blue Hill Ave.
Boston MA 02121

Walk-in Hours: Mondays, 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Waltham Office

24 Crescent Street, Suite 202
Waltham, MA 02453
By appointment only.

For more information

Testimonies

Discover how BARCC can help you.

“Supporting BARCC strengthens our community and empowers individuals.”

Susan M. Paley

The Village Bank

“BARCC provides essential support and trauma-informed care.”

Lisa Lachance

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

“I’m humbled by the integrity and deep-rooted intention of each and every person involved with BARCC and their desire to create a safe space for survivors. The tireless passion for creating change. The ability to sit with, and honor, humans in deep pain. . . . It’s remarkable.” 

Lynn Eikenberry

“You believed me. Without question. That left a lasting impact. In donating, I hope to pass that on to others. I believe you.” 

Emily C

“Barcc has permanently changed my life and life for so many of my loved ones. Gina is my hero! I can’t imagine where I would be without this amazing organization.”

Anne Reed

“Volunteered here for several years as a Medical Advocate. Seeing what an organization like this does on a daily basis and how it impacts the people and community it serves, really puts things in perspective. So lucky to live in an area where these services and compassionate people exist. Keep up the good, important and crucial work barcc! You’ll always have my support!”

Beth Toomey

BARCC Volunteer

“Excellent place for support – They helped change my life. I can’t imagine my life had they not help me. The impact was like no other organization I had been to. I can’t wait to give back! Thank you for the skills and all that you gave.”

Leslie D Meiggs

“Thank you, Boston Area Rape Crisis Center, for your invaluable service.”

Carrie Kourkoumelis

“BARCC offers amazing services! Their counselors are wonderful.”

Nicole Mazzeo

“Se convirtieron en mis ángeles de la guarda ? Siempre estarán en mi corazón 💓 porque me ayudaron a ver lo bello de la vida y a apartar de mi mente todo lo malo que yo e vivido”

Dina Ramos

“I felt really isolated and unsupported. Now that I have BARCC, I’m part of a large, supportive, and empowering community.”

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Cory

“After my assaults, I felt scared, numb, and like my being had been stripped from me. Thanks to BARCC, today I feel a lot stronger. Happy and whole.”

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Sonia

“I decided that if there’s anything I can do for survivors, I’m going to do it.”

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Nina

BARCC Volunteer