Child Sexual Abuse and Warning Signs
Elder Sexual Abuse and Warning Signs
Talking with Others, Confidentiality, and Privacy
Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examination
Medical Evaluation for Child Sexual Abuse
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Reporting to Child Protective Services
Other Options for Students, Title IX
Options for Military Personnel and Veterans
Victim Rights to Evidence Kit Testing Information
Victim Notification and Sex Offender Registry
How to Help and Empathetic Responses
Helping Elderly Survivors or Survivors with Special Needs
Things You May Be Feeling as a Friend or Family Member
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If you or a loved one has experienced a sexual assault, you may want to talk with someone. Michigan's Sexual Assault Hotline has trained advocates available to listen without judgment and offer support to you 24/7.
The hotline is confidential. This means that we will not share your information. It is also anonymous. You don't have to share your name or personal information. The information that you do share with us, stays with us.
If your experience of sexual violence was 4 hours ago or 40 years ago, we are available to listen to you. We offer immediate crisis counseling and referrals to local service providers - regardless of your identity.