Support Helplines
SUPPORT HELPLINES
You Deserve Support When You Need It
If you are experiencing a crisis, feeling unsafe, or simply
need someone to talk to, reaching out for support can be a
meaningful first step. You do not need to have everything
figured out before asking for help.
Confidential resources can help you explore your options, connect with support, and speak with someone trained to listen.
Support can begin with listening, respecting boundaries, and allowing survivors to move forward at their own pace.
— FROM THE SURVIVOR STORIES COLLECTIONCRISIS RESOURCES
Connect With Someone Who Can Help
If you need immediate support, these resources can provide
information, crisis assistance, or a place to begin.
01
CRISIS SUPPORT
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988 for crisis support
in the United States. Support is available 24 hours a day,
7 days a week.
02
Survivor Support
SART (Sexual Assault Response Teams)
Confidential support for people affected by sexual assault and abuse. Call Spencer Dowling at (916) 539-5360 for assistance.
03
IMMEDIATE DANGER
Local Emergency Services
If you are in immediate danger or need urgent medical
assistance, contact your local emergency service or
visit the nearest emergency department.
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