These resources have been identified for students who have experienced sexual violence. If you are a student responding to an allegation of sexual violence, please see Responding Student Resources page here.
541-737-2030, 311 Plageman Bldg., Student Health Services; [email protected]
Available 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 24/7 crisis counselors available
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Starting place for information and support
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Confidential crisis stabilization and support with a confidential advocate
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Assistance with academic and housing remedies
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Safety planning
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Referrals and connection to additional services
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Provide information regarding reporting options to the school and/or law enforcement
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Accompaniment to medical, legal and Title IX proceedings
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Consultation with faculty, staff, friends, and family
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Workshops on supporting a survivor, trauma-informed community of care
541-737-2131, Fifth Floor, Snell Hall
Available in person 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 24/7 crisis counselors available
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Individual and couples counseling
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Crisis stabilization and support
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Group counseling, including trauma empowerment group
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Consultation to students, faculty and staff
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After hours for crisis and referrals
541-737-9355, Student Health Services, Plageman Bldg.
Available during business hours (including Saturday mornings during academic year)
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For medical care including STD testing and treatment and pregnancy prevention
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(Optional forensic evidence collection by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner)
Confidential Off-Campus Services
541-754-0110
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24-hour confidential crisis response
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Hospital advocacy
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Hotline support
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Help with obtaining restraining orders or stalking protection
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Can be a personal representative during medical examinations and any reporting procedures with police
541-812-4420, 1046 6th Ave SW, Albany 97321
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Open 24/7, this facility staffs nurses with specialized training in providing medical treatment to patients who have experienced sexual violence
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Nurses can perform a SAFE exam for collecting forensic evidence
Victim Advocacy and Legal Aid
Benton County Victim’s Assistance Program
541-766-6688
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Available during business hours
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Provides criminal justice support, advocacy, and referrals for crime victims
Legal Aid Services of Oregon – Albany Regional Office
541-926-8678, 433 SW 4th Ave., Albany, OR 97321
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Ensures that all people have fair and equal access to an attorney
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Should legal assistance be sought, Legal Aid Services can provide high-quality counsel for those who cannot afford representation
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