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Support Systems

Resources for survivors of sexual assault On Campus UCSC Heath Center 459-2211 Medical services for students. Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) 459-2628 Completely confidential counseling, same-day crisis services available. Rape Prevention Education 459-2721 Self-defense classes, advocacy and support. Director Gillian Greensite has 20 years' experience working with rape survivors at UCSC. Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office 459-2462 Rita Walker Provides advice and investigates complaints of sexual assault and sexual harassment on campus. In most cases, Title IX will not initiate an investigation without the written consent of a rape survivor. Copies of the Sex Offense Policy and Procedures for Reports of Sexual Harassment can be obtained from the Title IX Office. University Police 459-2231 911 for emergencies. UCSC Public Information 459-5226 Available to answer questions about UCSC's Sex Offense Policy. Off Campus California law guarantees confidentiality to all certified rape crisis workers who are employed by community rape crisis centers. Defensa de Mujeres--24 hours 685-3737 Specialized in assisting survivors of domestic violence. Provides in-person and telephone counseling, shelter, and advocacy. Bilingual services available. Women's Crisis Support--24 hours 429-1478 In-person and telephone counseling, shelter and advocacy. Bilingual services available. Related Organizations Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women 429-3546 Information about women's safety, free self-defense classes and various support services. Planned Parenthood 426-5550 Counseling groups and health care. SART/SANE Program 462-7744 Specially trained nurses give exams. Also provides advocacy to those who choose to report a rape to law enforcement. Victim Services, Santa Cruz County 454-2010 Information on services and resources. Women's Health Center 427-3500 Medical services and exams. Women's Center, Cardiff House, UCSC 459-2072 Classes, events, and programs for students on various women's issues. [ Santa Cruz Week | MetroActive Central | Archives ]