If you are dealing with an immediate life-threatening emergency:

• Call 911

• Call Campus Police 919-962-8100

• Proceed to UNC Emergency Department

To review your options for care, call 919-966-6573 or come directly to the Women’s* Health Clinic [2] located on the third floor of Campus Health Services (CHS) as soon as possible after a sexual assault. The Women's* Health Clinic provides services for individuals of all gender identities. Hours for women's health are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. M-F.

Why should I seek medical care?

After a physical or sexual assault, some medical concerns may not immediately be apparent, such as internal injuries, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), or pregnancy.

Consider obtaining an exam to protect yourself; emergency contraception can help prevent pregnancy and antibiotics can help with infections.

What sexual assault services are offered at Campus Health?

Campus Health offers a variety of options for services for sexual assault survivors [3]. To learn more about survivor services throughout campus, please see http://safe.unc.edu/ [4]

CHS has Nurse Practitioners and Registered Nurses trained as Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) on staff and available between 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. M-F. These providers are specially trained to:

• Offer a discussion of options of medical care and reporting
• Collect evidence with a sexual assault evidence collection kit [5].
• Prescribe medications for prevention of infections and pregnancy
• Coordinate services within Campus Health Services and/or the community and state.

Campus Health Services also offers Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) providers who can provide confidential emotional support to survivors of sexual assault.

Who can use the sexual assault services offered at Campus Health?

Any student who is eligible [6] for health care services at Campus Health may be seen for sexual assault services. For those who are not eligible for CHS care, we encourage you to contact the Orange Country Rape Crisis Center [7] for options and support.

When are CHS Sexual Assault (SANE) Nurse Examiners available?

The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) are available at Campus Health Services Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

What do I do when CHS is closed [8]or the CHS Sexual Assault (SANE) Nurse Examiner is not available?

You may do the following:

• Call CHS 919-966-2281 and speak with a health advice nurse
• Go to UNC Hospitals Emergency Department where specially trained nurses are available to give immediate care. Survivors are then referred back to CHS for follow-up with one of the CHS Women’s Health SANEs.

How are these services paid for?

Through the Student Government Survivors Assistance Fund, monies are available to help off-set medical and mental health expenses incurred by survivors of a sexual assault. These funds are available to survivors who are eligible [6] for health care services at CHS. This fund covers medical procedures/treatments, medication prescribed including HIV prophylaxis, mental health services and specialty services if indicated. For more information visit http://safe.unc.edu [9].

More information on the University Policy on Sexual Assault:

http://sexualassaultanddiscriminationpolicy.unc.edu/ [10]