Sexual Assault and Anti-Violence Information Office

Contact SAAVI

Phone: 435-797-1510
Email: saavi@usu.edu
Taggart Student Center 311
8 am - 5 pm | Monday-Friday

To request services, please complete client paperwork:

SAAVI Client Paperwork (English)

 

An advocate will contact you as soon as possible after paperwork is completed.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

*SAAVI is a confidential resource. Contacting our office does not notify the university about an incident. To make a report, contact Title IX or click the button below.

REPORT SEXUAL MISCONDUCT

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The USU Sexual Assault & Anti-Violence Information (SAAVI) Office staff are members of “Aggies Think, Care, Act” and we proudly support their Principles of Community.

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The Sexual Assault & Anti-Violence Information (SAAVI) Office is a campus-based office providing safe, confidential advocacy and information to the USU community. SAAVI’s services are open to all USU students, staff, and faculty. 

If you are located at one of USU's statewide campuses we can help you find resources in your local community. We can also provide you direct advocacy, virtually, simply fill out our client paperwork!

Get Help

SAAVI advocates go through a specialized 40-hour training and can help you navigate your options to get help and report, obtain a forensic exam, accompany you to the police, or answer questions about sexual violence, relationship violence, or stalking. 

When a survivor first comes to SAAVI, they will meet with an advocate and learn the expectations and responsibilities for working with an advocate. The survivor is in control of their healing journey, and thus gets to decide which resources they would like to receive. Once the student decides the advocate will help the student get connected with each resource.

For questions regarding our support groups, email saavi@usu.edu

Give Help

You can help ensure the safety of the USU campus by helping create an environment intolerant to violence and supporting friends or loved ones who have suffered interpersonal violence. Learn more about forms of violence and how you can stand up and speak out.