Any form of harm and trauma can impact friendships, relationships and academics. Our advocates can offer tools, resources and accommodations to help you feel grounded.
Any form of harm and trauma can impact work, research and teaching. Our advocates can provide techniques, resources and accommodations to help you feel grounded.
Choosing to report can be difficult and overwhelming. Our advocates can explain both the Title IX and Legal processes in depth.
Many students aren’t taught how healthy relationships, abuse and consent look. Our office offers presentations to student groups and strives to educate students in order to prevent harm.
Planning to leave a harmful situation or keep yourself safe may be complicated. Our advocates can help you establish safe resources and a detailed plan that’s best for you.
Secondary trauma is very real and affects many support people in a survivor’s life. Our advocates can support a friend, family member or other loved one of a survivor as well.
Connections
Navigating which types of support each office provides can be overwhelming. SAAVI advocates can help match your mental health, legal, financial and other needs to resources that can assist you.
Our office has an advocate trained by the state to provide legal advice on and aid in submitting applications for protective orders and civil stalking injunctions.
What to Expect
Step 1
Fill out client paperwork. Once the paperwork is received, a confidential advocate will contact you to schedule a time to meet.
Step 2
You will have an initial meeting with an advocate via zoom.
Step 3
This is your journey; we will never tell you what to do. You decide how you would like to move forward with your journey and how your advocate can support you. Regardless of whether you need tools for self-care and grounding, info on healthy relationships or want to pursue a legal/Title IX investigation, your advocate will stand by and support you for as long as you need. There is no set limit to the number of appointments or length of time we can meet with you.