Our office is currently providing support via email, phone, or Zoom (video).
For students, staff, and faculty: Leave a message at (951) 827-6225, email advocate@ucr.edu, or submit an appointment form to connect with a CARE advocate or staff.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) information and resources.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Join CARE online throughout April for a month of empowering and informative conversations. Build a culture of consent. Support survivors. End sexual violence. Each week will feature resources and information around different themes: Consent Culture, Healthy Relationships, Stepping in & Helping a Friend, and Supporting Survivors & Self-Care.
Follow @ucrcare on Instagram and join the online conversation using #ucrsaam and #ucrcare for the chance to win exclusive SAAM prizes.
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ATTEND THESE EVENTS THIS MONTH TO BRING AWARENESS AND HEALING TO SEXUAL VIOLENCE.
GET HELP. GIVE HELP. SHARE SURVIVOR RESOURCES AND REPORTING OPTIONS.
You are not alone. Learn about survivor resources, rights and confidential spaces.
CONFIDENTIAL RESOURCES – ON CAMPUS
CAMPUS ADVOCACY, RESOURCES & EDUCATION (CARE)
(951) 827-6225
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
care.ucr.edu
Providing confidential resources, support, and help to those impacted by sexual violence.
COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES (CAPS)
Veitch Student Center, North Wing
(951) 827-5531 (Counselors are available by phone 24/7.)
counseling.ucr.edu
Providing confidential individual or group therapy options for survivors of sexual violence.
OFFICE OF THE OMBUDS
390 Skye Hall
(951) 827-3213
ombudsperson.ucr.edu
Assisting UCR community members in addressing or resolving disputes/ongoing conflicts (impartial, informal, and independent).
CONFIDENTIAL RESOURCES – OFF CAMPUS
RIVERSIDE AREA RAPE CRISIS CENTER (RARCC)
1845 Chicago Ave., Suite A, Riverside, CA 92507
24-hour hotline: (951) 686-RAPE (7273) or (866) 686-7273 (toll free)
rarcc.org
ALTERNATIVES TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
24-hour hotline: (951) 683-0829
alternativestodv.org
REPORTING OPTIONS
UC POLICE DEPARTMENT (UCPD)
3500 Canyon Crest Drive
Emergency (Police, Fire, Medical): 911
(951) 827-5222
police.ucr.edu
TITLE IX OFFICE
349 Skye Hall
(951) 827-7070
titleix.ucr.edu
DO SOMETHING TO STOP SEXUAL VIOLENCE.
You may find yourself in a situation where you can help prevent sexual violence. Even if you don’t know the person involved, you can still help.
Just remember these three options:
Be direct (ask if they need help).
Distract (get creative and diffuse the situation).
Delegate (get help from someone else).
