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At 91暗网 our students鈥� safety and well-being is vital and we strive to provide support and resources for our students whether they are on campus or abroad. While abroad students might not be sure where to reach out for support in times of crisis. For this reason, OCSE has compiled a list of local resources for students participating on 91暗网 programs that find themselves victims of sexual assault, harassment or misconduct. 

Please be aware:  On-site program staff are mandatory reporters; therefore, they are required to report any incidents of sexual assault, harassment or misconduct to the Title IX Coordinator at 91暗网.

While on-site program staff are always ready and available to assist you, we understand that you may first want to talk with someone who can maintain your confidentiality. For that reason, this list provides you with the counseling, medical, and emergency services available in a given area, all of which are outside of the program itself. 

If and when you are ready to discuss the matter with the on-site program staff, please be aware that you can choose to share as little or as much information as you want. The staff will be required to pass the information onto the on-campus 91暗网 Title IX Coordinator, Joel Aure, who will contact you directly. If you wish to contact Joel instead of working with the on-site program staff, he can be reached at jaure@skidmore.edu or (518) 580-5708.

First and foremost, what happened was not your fault! You did not consent to this sexual activity or contact.

  • Your safety is of utmost importance! If you do not feel safe, get to a safe place. Consider reaching out to someone you trust for support.

    If you are in immediate danger or injured, get assistance. Typically this will mean calling the police or going to the hospital; we also urge you to contact the program鈥檚 emergency line for assistance if you feel comfortable doing so. (However, they are mandated reporters so will not be able to maintain your confidentiality.) While this may be your first instinct, the laws governing rape and sexual assault differ from country to country. It is important to know if it is safe to call the authorities. The on-site program staff typically provides this important information during the on-site orientation

  • What do I do if I have been raped?

    As you consider your reporting options, it is important to preserve any evidence.

    • While you may have a strong desire to shower or bathe, do not. You might wash away/destroy forensic evidence. Don鈥檛 brush, comb or clean any part of your body, including your teeth.
    • Don鈥檛 change clothes, if possible.
    • If you need to go to the bathroom, collect any urine you pass and note the time. In cases where you may have fallen victim to being drugged, this step is important for testing for date rape drugs.
  • Seek professional help.

    You do not have to go through this alone. Please consider utilizing the resources listed on this page. 

    The on-site program staff typically provides this important information during the on-site orientation. 鈥� is an organization that can provide assistance with resources such as counseling and legal advocacy.鈥�

 

Counselors:

  • UC Health Centre Medical & Counseling Services
    Tel: 64 3 369 44 44                                                                                                    Private Bag 4800, Christchurch

Medical Resources:

  • Christchurch Hospital
    Tel:  03 364 0640
    2 Riccarton Ave, Christchurch Central, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
  • Riccarton Clinic After Hours Doctors
    Tel:  64 3 343 3661
    6 Yaldhurst Rd, Upper Riccarton
  • Pegasus Health 24 Hour Surgery
    Tel:  64 3 365 7777
    401 Madras Street, Christchurch Central
  • Psychiatric Emergency Service
    Tel:  64 800 920 092, Option 1

Hotlines:

  • RAINN.org (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network): 1.800.656.HOPE

Medical Resources:
(Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs) - Phone lines are open 24 hours a day to book an appointment.)

  • The Haven Whitechapel, Tel: +44 (0) 20 3299 1599, The Royal London Hospital, Walden St, Whitechapel, London, E1 5DG
  • The Haven Paddington, Tel: +44 (0) 20 3299 1599, St Mary鈥檚 Hospital, Praed St, London, W2 1NY
  • Victoria Medicentre, Tel: +44 (0) 845 437 0353, Located in Victoria Station
  • Bank Medicentre, Tel: +44 (0) 845 437 0353, 80 Cheapside, EC2V 6EE

English-speaking counselors in Madrid:

Counselors:

  • Sinews (multi-lingual counseling company offering support for victims)
    Tel: 91 700 19 79
    C/Zurbano, 34. 28010 Madrid (Metro Alonso Mart铆nez)
    Info@sinews.es
    Horario: Monday to Friday: 8:30 - 21:30 / Saturday: 9:00 - 14:30

Medical Resources:

  • Rub茅n Borr谩s (English speaking general practitioner)
    Tel: 674 216 899
    C/Padilla, 20. Bajo Derecha (Metron N煤帽ez de Balboa)
    rvborras@telefonica.net
    Horario: Monday through Friday:  12pm 鈥� 6:30pm
  • Hospital Universitario La Paz Hospital Universitario de La Princesa (first aid for rape victim; rape kit)
    Tel:  91 727 70 00
    Diego de Le贸n, 62. 28006 鈥� Madrid
  • ADESLAS (program private insurance)
    Tel: 902 242 242
    Horario: Tel茅fono asegurado 24 horas

Additional Resources:

  • Emergency Services
    Tel: 112
  • Servicio De Atenci贸n A La Familia y a La Mujer (UFAM) (a division of the National Police tasked with investigating violent and sexual crimes)
    Tel: 091
    atencionfamiliaymujer@policia.es
  • Office for the Assistance and Protection of Women, Children and the Elderly 鈥� Local Police (U.A.P.M.)
    Tel: 900 222 100
    Paseo de la Chopera, 2. Planta Baja.
    Horario: 24 hora 365 d铆as al a帽o
  • US Embassy in Madrid 鈥� American Citizen Services in Spain
    Tel: 91 587 2200
    Calle de Serrano, 75, 28006 Madrid, Spain
  • Centro de Atenci贸n Integral a Mujeres V铆ctimas de Violencia Sexual 鈥� CIMASCAM (government institution)
    Tel: 91 534 09 22/012/016
    C/Doctor Santero, 12 (Metro Cuatro Caminos).  Madrid 28039
    Horario: 10am to 8pm
  • Support Service for Women Victims of Gender-based Violence 鈥� S.A.V.G. (government institution)
    Tel: 900 222 100
    savg24h@madrid.esHorario: 24 hora 365 d铆as al a帽o
  • Pathways to Safety (resource for Americans abroad who have been victims of sexual abuse, rape or aggression)
    Tel: 833-SAFE-833
  • Instituto de la Mujer
    Tel: 91 392 56 86
    Calle Manuel de Falla, n潞 7. 28036 - MADRID

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