YOU ARE NOT ALONE

Sexual Assault can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. If you have experienced Sexual Assault, we can help.

There is no wrong way to heal after a sexual harm or sexual assault. You have options. You can choose whether to report to law enforcement, receive medical care, or seek support services. You choose what is best for you, even if that means taking no action. Many survivors find connecting with support services in their community to be important in their healing journey after sexual assault.

Forms of sexual harm include:

• Rape or sexual assault
• Child sexual assault and incest
• Sexual assault by a person’s spouse or partner
• Unwanted sexual contact/touching
• Sexual harassment
• Sexual exploitation and trafficking
• Exposing one’s genitals or naked body to other(s) without consent
• Masturbating in public
• Watching someone engage in private acts without their knowledge or permission
• Nonconsensual image sharing

An advocate can support you, listen, and accompany you to medical exams, police interviews, and court hearings. You have a legal right to have an advocate present when you are interviewed.