Confidential Crisis and Counseling Services:

CU Office of Victim Assistance: (303) 492-8855
A free and confidential resource for members of the University of Colorado community. OVA provides survivors and friends with information concerning legal services, psychological services, academic assistance, safety resources, medical assistance, and housing information. On the web at www.colorado.edu/studentaffairs/victimassistance/.

Counseling and Psychological Services: A Multicultural Center: (303) 492-6766
A confidential place for students to get individual and group counselling.  Each student can receive up to six free visits each year.  On the web at www.colorado.edu/sacs/counseling/

Faculty and Staff Assistance Program: (303) 492-3020
Counseling and consulting tailored for faculty, staff, their partners and families.  Counseling services are offered for both personal and professional issues. On the web at www.colorado.edu/studentaffairs/fsap/

Wardenburg Department of Psychological Health and Psychiatry: (303) 492-5654
Wardenburg Health Center provides confidential individual therapy and group counseling.  Fees are dependant on insurance.  On the web at www.colorado.edu/healthcenter/php/index.html

Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA): 24-hour hotline: (303) 443-7300
As Boulder’s rape crisis center, MESA offers confidential services, educational outreach, and support groups. On the web at www.movingtoendsexualassault.org

Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Non-Violence: 24-hour hotline: (303) 444-2424
Safehouse provides emergency shelter for battered women and their children. They also offer counseling, education, advocacy, and referral services. On the we at www.bouldercountysafehouse.org

Colorado Anti-Violence Program (CoAVP): 24-hour hotlines: (303) 852-5094 or 1-800-557-4441
As a resource for LGBT survivors of sexual violence, CoAVP is “dedicated to eliminating violence within and against the LGBT communities and ensuring the highest quality services are provided to victims and survivors of hate crimes, partner abuse, sexual assault, and enforcement violence.” On the web at www.coavp.org

Reporting Services:

University of Colorado Police Department (CUPD): (303) 492-6666 (non-emergency)
CUPD is an on-campus resource for reporting sexual assaults which strives to be sensitive and survivor focused. CUPD refers survivors to the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners at St. Anthony's North to collect forensic evidence.  On the web at www.colorado.edu/police/. 

CU Office of Judicial Affairs: (303) 492-5550
As an alternative reporting option, the Office of Judicial Affairs institutes academic sanctions for students who violate the student Code of Conduct. On the web at www.colorado.edu/studentaffairs/judicialaffairs/index.html

CU Office of Discrimination and Harassment: (303) 492-2127
The Office of Discrimination and Harassment works with individuals to determine the most appropriate means of addressing a discrimination complaint, hate crime, or sexual harassment.  Reports are filed for all reported cases. On the web at www.colorado.edu/odh/

Other Services:

Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CCASA): (303) 861-7033
A state-wide organization working to end sexual violence. On the web at www.ccasa.org/resources.cfm.  You can also check out their “Stimulate Conversation” Campaign at www.whynotask.org.

Women’s Resource Center: (303) 492-5713
Open to people of all genders, the WRC is a central resource on campus with an extensive library and helpful staff, and hosting a variety of organizations within its office.  The WRC are deeply committed to furthering the causes of social justice.  On the web at www.colorado.edu/WomensResourceCenter

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (GLBT) Resource Center: (303) 492-1377
An advocacy and informational resource center targeted toward the GLBT community on campus and open to people of all genders and sexual orientations.  The GLBT Resource Center holds an ever-expanding library and works toward furthering understanding of GLBT issues on campus.  On the web at www.colorado.edu/GLBTRC

Wardenburg Health Center: (303) 492-5101
Medical examinations including pregnancy prevention and testing for sexually transmitted infections are available at Wardenburg Health Center, with both female and male providers available. On the web at www.colorado.edu/healthcenter/

Ombuds Office: (303) 492-5077
The Ombuds Office facilitates communication, understanding, and effective conflict management and resolution among students, staff, faculty, and administrators. On the web at www.colorado.edu/Ombuds/

CU Nightride: (303) 492-SAFE
A free escort service to and from locations on campus and throughout the city of Boulder provided by trained student volunteers.  On the web at umc.colorado.edu/nrnw/

Contact Us:
UMC 411
(303) 492-2937
courage@colorado.edu