Healthy Relationship Resources
LGBTQ Center
Supports a safe, inclusive environment for UNC-Chapel Hill students of all sexualities, gender identities and gender expressions, with drop-in support hours on Wednesdays 3-5pm.
Carolina Women’s Center
Offers educational programming about interpersonal violence and helps facilitate HAVEN trainings for students, faculty, and staff.
Campus Health Services
Offers confidential health care for UNC students, including evidence collection, screening and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, and emergency contraception.
Counseling & Psychological Services
Offers confidential, free individual and group counseling for UNC students. Students can walk-in for immediate assistance, Monday through Friday, 9-12 and 1-4. CAPS also offers educational resources about sexual assault prevention and healthy relationships.
UNC Hospitals Emergency Department
After-hours care. All treatment for sexual assault survivors can be paid for by the Victim’s Assistance Fund. Students need to identify themselves to staff as UNC students.
Department of Public Safety
Takes reports of assaults and investigates and participates in appropriate legal or judicial action. Offers self-defense classes. Accepts anonymous reports through Silent Witness (web) or Crime Stoppers (919-942-7515).
Office of the Dean of Students
Advises survivors and their allies of options and helps students access a wide variety of services, including “no contact” orders and safe housing. Assists survivors filing a complaint with the Honor System. Accepts anonymous, blind, and full reports.
Department of Housing & Residential Education
Provides a reporting avenue and initial response options to survivors through our live on-campus housing professionals and 24-hour duty response protocols. Contact your Community Director, your Resident Advisor, or the RA on call.
Compass Center
Offers free and confidential services to adults and children who are experiencing emotional, physical or sexual abuse in their personal relationships.
Orange County Rape Crisis Center
Offers 24-hour crisis intervention services that provide support and assistance to survivors of sexual assault, their families, and friends; information and referrals concerning the law enforcement, medical, and legal processes; and programs on sexual assault awareness and prevention.
Local Police Departments
Have specially trained officers in the Crisis Unit or Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Response Teams who know how to help. The crisis unit also provides follow-up and case management services. This may involve assistance with court proceedings, safety planning, and referrals for counseling or other services.
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Amplify Your Voice
This website offers a ton of information about what makes a healthy relationship as well as ways to get involved in advocacy around sexual health issues.
Planned Parenthood of Central North Carolina
Offers a wide variety of low-cost services, including emergency contraception, screening and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, and HIV testing and counseling.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
National crisis line provides 24-hour information and referrals.
Phone: 1-800-799-SAFE
Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN)
National crisis line provides 24-hour information and referrals.
KIRAN
Provides domestic violence and crisis services to South Asians.
North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Provides trainings, resources, and NC rape crisis center listings.
North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Provides trainings, resources, and provider listings.
Men Can Stop Rape
Information for males to prevent sexual violence and support survivors.
Project Rainbow Net
Domestic violence resources for the LGBT community in North Carolina.
