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VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT CAN EXPERIENCE LONG LASTING EFFECTS ON BOTH THEIR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH

Mormon Church Sexual Abuse Survivors May Qualify for Compensation

Don't Suffer in Silence Any Longer

Sexual Abuse in the Mormon Church

Testimonies and allegations reveal the Mormon Church abused children and silenced sexual abuse crimes within their walls .

Over the years, men, women, and children have stepped forward, broken the silence, and testified they were sexually abused by elders and leaders in the Mormon Church. However, their claims revealed the bishops to whom victims reported abuse did nothing to contact local authorities, confront alleged predators, or do anything beneficial for victims. All the elders' efforts were devoted to protecting the reputation and finances of the Mormon Church, not the innocent children in their care.

STORIES COMING OUT OF THE SHADOWS

Sexual Abuse Hidden By the Mormon Church

The Mormon Church stretches across the world with over 16 million members and more than 30,000 congregations. Though they say they care for the poor and needy throughout the world, they have failed to provide adequate care for survivors of child sex abuse within their Church. In many cases that have come out of the shadows, leaders in the Mormon Church went out of their way to hide or dismiss reports of sexual abuse. Hear the first-hand accounts of sexual abuse victims within the Mormon Church, share your story, and stop the silence of LDS sexual abuse.

Our legal team understands what sexual abuse or assault can do to someone, and we are committed to holding abusers and the institutions that protect them accountable for their actions.

If you or a loved one were subject to unwanted sexual abuse, you deserve justice, support and a chance at moving on with your life.

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