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What To Do if You Are the Victim of a Rape
Go to a friend's house. You should not be alone at such a difficult time. Go somewhere where you feel safe.
Seek medical attention right away. Do not wash or change clothes, this will result in a loss of evidence should you choose to press charges. You may have sustained internal injuries so it is very important to get checked out.
File a report with police. You can change your mind and choose not to press charges in the future.
Get help and support, such as counseling.
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*Information provided by the Greater New Haven Sexual Assault Crisis Services
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Greater New Haven
Sexual Assault Crisis Services
24-Hour-Hotline: 203-624-2273
Non-emergencies: 203-789-1425
Statewide Sexual Assault Crisis Hotline: 1-888-999-5545
En Espanol Hotline:
1-888-568-8332
TTY Services Available for the Deaf & Hearing Impaired at
1-800-842-9710
Campus Resources
Campus Police: 911
Counseling Services: 392-5475
Women's Center: 392-6946
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