Sexual Assault Help Center

10/31/2026

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10/29/2026

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10/28/2026

Relationship Red and Green Flags. Want to see if your relationship has red flags? Our prevention team would love to train your group! Book your prevention educator now - 1-304-234-1783.

10/27/2026

Want to see if your relationship has red flags? Our prevention team would love to train your group! Book your prevention educator now - 1-304-234-1783.

10/26/2026

If you are a survivor of Domestic Violence, there is support out there. Scan the QR code below or call our 24/7 hotline to speak to an advocate for resources: 1-800-884-7242.

10/23/2026

It’s normal to be concerned about what will happen to your pets if you leave. If you’re creating a safety plan to leave an abusive relationship, safety planning for your pets is essential to ensure all your loved ones have a path to safety.

Take steps to prove ownership of your pet. Have them vaccinated and licensed in the place where you live, making sure the registrations are done in your name. Take steps to have them changed if necessary.
If possible, avoid leaving pets alone with an abusive partner.
If your pet is microchipped, make sure your abusive partner is not listed as a contact.
If you’re planning to leave, talk to friends, family, or your veterinarian about temporary care for your pet if necessary. If that’s not an option, search for services that assist domestic violence survivors with safekeeping for their pets, or contact your local domestic violence shelter or animal shelter directly. For help finding an animal shelter, visit the Humane Society website.
If you decide to leave, bring extra provisions for your pets including food and medications, copies of their medical records, and important phone numbers.
If you’re thinking about getting a protective order, find out if your state allows pets to be included in such orders.
After leaving, consider changing veterinarians and avoid leaving pets outside alone to ensure their long-term safety.
If you’ve had to leave your pet behind with an abusive partner, consider seeking assistance from local services like animal control to see if they can intervene.

10/22/2026

Yes, it is illegal to sexually assault your spouse. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, please reach out 1-800-884-SAHC.

10/21/2026

Cyberstalking is a serious crime, and if you are experiencing it, there are resources available to help you. Cyberstalking can take many forms, each with its own disturbing way of violating your privacy and security.

Surveillance techniques often used by cyberstalkers can be highly sophisticated, exploiting the very tools and platforms that are designed to connect us. Some forms of surveillance include social media monitoring, cyber and electronic surveillance, stalkerware and spyware, and GPS tracking.

Stalking often occurs as part of a pattern of criminal behavior and can involve activities such as doxing, identity theft, and various forms of harassment. These abusive behaviors are tools used to exert control, instill fear, and cause harm to the victim. This can include email spamming, email bombing, defamation, impersonation, non-consensual image sharing, sextortion, financial abuse, threats, and blackmail.

If you are a victim of cyberstalking, know that you are not alone. SAHC provides free and confidential services to individuals experiencing stalking, whether online or in person. You can speak with an advocate at any time by calling our hotline at 1-800-884-7242.

Other helpful resources include: VictimConnect at 855-484-2846, the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative Helpline at 844-878-2274, the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233, and SPARC’s stalking safety guidance. These services offer confidential support, safety planning, legal information, and referrals.

https://www.safetydetectives.com/blog/protect-yourself-from-cyberstalkers-guide/
https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-cyberstalking-5181466
https://www.stalkingawareness.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Technology-Facilitated-Stalking-SLII-Behaviors.pdf

10/20/2026

Bare minimum!!! Need help setting boundaries? An advocate is standing by 24/7 on our free and confidential hotline. Call 1-800-884-7242 for support.

10/19/2026

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