Resources
Getting Support
If you’re in a dangerous situation, you've recognized concerning warning signs, or you’re worried that your partner is physically, verbally and/or emotionally abusive, there are ways to get help. Even if you're struggling with something that happened in the past, we're here for you. The apps, guides, and programs below are available to provide you with the help and support that you deserve.
Seek Then Speak
Seek Then Speak is a tool for sexual assault survivors and support people to privately gather information, explore options, and begin the
- In SEEK, you can privately gather information and explore your options for medical care, supportive services, and reporting to police.
- If you choose, you can even begin the process of reporting to police by completing a self-guided interview in SPEAK.
On Campus Supports
- Survivor Support Services
- Campus Health
- Disability Resource Center
- Dean of Students Office
- Life & Work Connections (Employees Only)
- Office of Institutional Equity
Off Campus Supports
- Banner-University Medical Center and Tucson Medical Center
- Equipped with a quiet room, so the survivor does not have to wait in the lobby.
- Equipped to provide medical forensic exams.
- Emerge Domestic Violence Program
- Crisis intervention and housing, prevention, education, support, and advocacy services.
- 24/7 Multilingual Hotline: 520-795-4266 or 1-888-428-0101
- Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation Anti-Violence Programs (SAAF)
- SAAF Anti-Violence Project 24 hr. LGBTQ bilingual crisis line: 520-624-0348
- Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA)
- Provides crisis services, advocacy, support, therapy and education.
- 24-Hour Hotline: (520) 327-7273
- Southern Arizona Legal Aid
- Legal counseling and advice concerning legal rights and responsibilities, limited services such assistance with completing legal documents, outreach, referrals, self-help clinics and representation in court and in administrative hearings.
State & National Resources
- Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence
- AVP LGBTQ Anti-Violence Project Hotline
- Know Your IX
- Love Is Respect 2/7 Multilingual Hotline
- National Deaf Domestic Violence Hotline
- National Human Trafficking Hotline
- National Network to End Domestic Violence
- National Domestic Violence Hotline
- RAINN: Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network
- RAINN 24/7 Multilingual Hotline
- Strong Hearts Native Helpline
- Trans Lifeline Hotline
Supports for Undocumented Individuals
Survivor Support Services will not reveal any information related to your immigration status without your permission. Prior to filing a complaint we will work with you to seek counsel from immigration/anti-gender violence lawyer in order to ensure your protection. We can connect you with counsel both at a local and national level. Below are some of the local and national organizations that we can connect you with for services:
- Southern Arizona Legal Aid
- The National Immigrant Women's Advocacy Project
- American Immigration Lawyers Association
- Immigrant Legal Resource Center
- Legal Momentum