Get support

It is never your fault to have experienced a sexual assault and you are not alone in your recovery. There are several campus and local resources that you can approach to seek medical support, psychological support, guidance to resources, crisis hotlines, safety planning, and life skills and planning. You can also choose to report the assault to the university or the police. If you are concerned about your safety, you can obtain restraining order (protection from abuse/stalking orders). Remember, we believe in you and you are not alone.

 

Medical support (Confidential)

Organization

Hours

Types of services

Student Health Services

(316) 978-4SWC (4792)

Student Wellness Center, Steve Clark YMCA, 2060 N Mid-Campus Drive, Wichita, KS 67208

Mon – Fri 8am to 5pm

Student Health Services is your on-campus health care service. They offer confidential medical support and advocacy work. They will assess your needs and what you want before providing necessary treatment that includes first aid treatment, emergency contraception, and STI testing and treatment. They can also conduct the follow up testing after the initial SANE/SART services at either Via-Christi St. Joseph’s Hospital or Wesley Medical Center.

Via-Christi St. Joseph’s Hospital

(316)-689-5252 

Off-campus

3600 E. Harry Wichita, KS 67218

24hr/day

SANE/SART program that utilizes registered nurse who are specially trained to provide comprehensive assessment of survivors. Program can help prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, collect forensic evidence, photo-document and diagram all injuries, and connect patients to resources they may need once they leave the hospital.

Wesley Medical Center

(316)-962-9122

Off-campus

550 N. Hillside Wichita, KS 67214

on-call 24/7

SANE/SART program that utilizes registered nurse who are specially trained to provide comprehensive assessment of survivors. Program can help prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, collect forensic evidence, photo-document and diagram all injuries, and connect patients to resources they may need once they leave the hospital.

 

Psychological support

Organization

Hours

Types of services

Counseling and Psychological Services

(316) 978-4SWC (4792)

Student Wellness Center, Steve Clark YMCA, 2060 N Mid-Campus Drive, Wichita, KS 67208

Mon – Fri 8am to 5pm

Confidential counseling and advocacy services for survivors, their families and allies, including crisis services immediately after an assault. You can also discuss reporting options with a psychologist.

Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center

(316) 263-0185; 1-877-WASAC4U

Off-campus

355 N. Waco
Wichita, KS 67202

24 hr/day crisis line

Offer free and confidential crisis intervention, medical & legal advocacy services, individual counseling, group support, information, and referrals.

Wichita Family Crisis Center

24/7 Crisis Line: 316-267-SAFE

Phone: (316) 263-7501

Off-campus

24 hr/day crisis line

Provides immediate crisis intervention, safety planning, advocacy services, information, validation, and referral services for survivors of sexual and domestic violence and sexual exploitation. They also offer counseling, support groups, and shelter services.

Campus Ministry

(316) 302-4211

Wichita State University

campusministry@wichita.edu

 

Pastoral counseling and guidance to campus and community resources.


Reporting options

Organization

Hours

Types of services

CONFIDENTIAL OPTIONS

Counseling and Psychological Services

(316) 978-4SWC (4792)

Student Wellness Center, Steve Clark YMCA, 2060 N Mid-Campus Drive, Wichita, KS 67208

Mon – Fri 8am to 5pm

Confidential counseling and advocacy services for survivors, their families and allies, including crisis services immediately after an assault. You can also discuss reporting options with a psychologist.

Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center

(316) 263-0185; 1-877-WASAC4U

Off-campus

355 N. Waco
Wichita, KS 67202

On-campus

 

Off-campus

24 hr/day crisis line

Offer free and confidential crisis intervention, medical & legal advocacy, individual counseling, group support, information, and referrals.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL OPTIONS

WSU police department

9-1-1 from any campus telephone or
(316) 978-3450 from non-university phone

 

One can request safety escort from the University police department.

Local police department

9-1-1

 

Survivors of sexual assault may receive transport to and from the hospital by our local law enforcement agencies.

CARE Team

Online form

 

A multidisciplinary team that will investigate each reported incident and determine appropriate follow-up actions. Anonymous reporting is allowed.

Civil Rights, Title IX and ADA Compliance Office

Wichita State University, Lindquist Hall Room #208

CTAC@wichita.edu.

Mon – Fri 8am to 5pm

For complaint against WSU employee or visitor, provide guidance on campus and community resources, survivor rights, and steps to take following an incident.

 

Seeking protection orders

Your safety is an utmost concern. You can obtain restraining order (protection from abuse/stalking orders) to protect yourself. Below are some places that you can approach for assistance in obtaining the restraining orders and in some case, legal help. Low-income individuals may qualify to get an attorney to represent them for free in certain situations. 

 

Organization

Phone number

Protection Order Office

District Court – 18th Judicial District

525 N. Main, 7th floor

(316)-660-5855

Kansas Legal Services

110 S. Main, Suite 300, Wichita KS 67202

316-265-9681 or 1-800-723-6953

 

Other Local Community resources

SafeLineKansas: 888-END-ABUSE (888-363- 2287)

STEPSTONE Sisters of St. Joseph 316-265-1611

Catholic Charities Harbor House 1-866-899-5522, 316-263-6000

 

National Community resources

Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) 1-800-656-HOPE

National Sexual Violence Resource Center

Culture of Respect

It’s on Us

Men Can Stop Rape

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