The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs (KASAP) is the coalition of Kentucky's 13 Sexual Assault Programs. The representatives of each of the 13 Sexual Assault Programs make up KASAP's Board of Directors. Since it was established in 1990, KASAP has served as a central point of contact on sexual violence issues in Kentucky.

KASAP’s mission is to speak with a unified voice against sexual victimization. To accomplish our mission, KASAP provides technical assistance to member programs and other professionals, advocates for improvements in public policy, fosters coalition building among members and those with common concerns, and promotes prevention and public awareness regarding sexual violence and related issues.

KASAP local programs are often referred to as “rape crisis centers” due to wording in Kentucky’s statutes. To clarify, services offered at the local programs are not limited to survivors of rape, but are open for survivors of any type of sexual harassment, sexual assault, or sexual violence. Services are also available to friends and family members of survivors.