I’m a survivor of sexual assault. Where can I go for help?
Sexual assault is a serious concern among GLBTQ youth. Go to our section on sexual assault for articles about sexual assault, working to end dating violence, and several hotlines that can help you. You may also want to check out RAINN’s website (The Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network) at http://www.rainn.org/ for help. Q: I feel really alone and I have suicidal thoughts. A: You aren’t alone and there is help for you! If you’re thinking of ending your life, call the Trevor Project at 1-866-4-U-Trevor (1-866-488-7387), 24/7. It’s specifically for GLBTQ youth in crisis. There is also the National Hopeline Network, 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433). And read YouthResource’s feature on depression.
Related Questions
- If a sexual assault survivor used her insurance to pay for the cost of the exam, but insurance did not cover 100% of the bill, can the hospital or provider charge OVS for the balance?
- Does a sexual assault survivor have to file the regular application with the Office of Victim Services to ensure payment for the forensic exam?
- How does UC Davis help reduce incidents of sexual assault and serve survivors?
