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What You Should Know About Sexual Abuse in California Women’s Prisons
Many women who were locked up in California prisons say they were sexually abused or assaulted by correctional officers or prison staff. This happened at places like:

Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) in Chowchilla
California Institute for Women (CIW) in Chino
Folsom Women’s Facility near Sacramento
Valley State Prison for Women (VSPW), which closed in 2013

Today, more and more survivors are speaking out. Some have gone public, while others are taking legal action in private — helping bring the truth to light and protect others from similar abuse.

Can You File a Women’s Prison Abuse Claim?

You may be able to take legal action if:

• You or someone you care about was sexually abused while in a California women’s prison
• The person who did it worked at the prison — like a guard or staff member
  
• You can describe the person who hurt you — maybe by name, what they looked like, or by having made a report

✅ You do not need to have taken legal action before. Even if this happened years ago, you may still have a valid claim.

How Much Does It Cost to Get Help?

It’s free to get started. Your case review is 100% private and costs nothing. You only pay if money is won in your case. No win? No fee.

About the Prisons Where Alleged Abuse Has Been Reported

Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) – Chowchilla, CA

This is the biggest women’s prison in the U.S.. It’s in a city called Chowchilla. Women have reported being touched, abused, and forced into sex by staff here. Many survivors are now speaking out.

Valley State Prison for Women (VSPW) – Chowchilla, CA (Closed in 2013)

This prison also used to hold women in Chowchilla. It closed in 2013 and now holds men. But many women say they were abused by staff while it was still open. You can still file a claim if the abuse happened here.

California Institute for Women (CIW) – Chino, CA

CIW is in Southern California. Women here say they were abused during searches or forced to do sexual acts. Some were too scared to report it at the time. If this happened to you, you are not alone.

Folsom Women’s Facility – Represa, CA (Sacramento County)

This is a smaller prison near Sacramento. Women have reported being touched or forced into sex by staff. Even though it’s not as big, abuse has still allegedly happened here.