Sexual Assault Help
What is sexual assault?
Sexual assault is any type of sexual activity without the explicit consent of the recipient.
What should you do if you have been sexually assaulted?
- Understand that you are not at fault.
- Go to a safe place as fast as you can.
- Preserve evidence of the attack. Do not clean anything on you or at the scene of the assault.
- Call and ask someone you trust to be with you.
- Seek medical attention and go to your nearest hospital emergency room.
How can I help someone who has been sexually assaulted?
- Listen.
- Provide comfort.
- Normalize their feelings.
- Let them know they are not at fault.
- Encourage them to seek help.
- Accompany them to the hospital, police or counseling.
In addition, call the many campus and community resources available to you:
- 9-1-1
Phone: (914) 345-9111
Information shared with the Hotline is confidential.
Phone: (212) 227-3000
Information shared with the Hotline is confidential.- Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Education
Phone: (212) 346-1931 (New York City and Westchester Campuses)
Information shared with the University Sexual Assault Prevention and Education Specialist is confidential. - University Counseling Center
Pleasantville Phone: (914) 773-3710
New York City Phone: (212) 346-1526
Information shared with the Counseling Center is confidential. - University Health Care Unit
Pleasantville Phone: (914) 773-3760
New York City Phone: (212) 346-1600
Information shared with the University Health Care Unit is confidential. - University Safety and Security
New York City Phone: (212) 346-1800
Pleasantville Phone: (914) 773-3400
Elisabeth Haub School of Law: (914) 422-4111 - Equity and Title IX Compliance Office
Pleasantville Phone: (914) 923-2610
New York City Phone: (212) 346-1310 - Circle of 6
A free app to prevent violence before it happens - National Sexual Assault Hotline
Phone: 1 (800) 656-HOPE (4673)
Information shared with the Hotline is confidential.