Sexual Assault Resources
We've compiled a list of organizations, books, and films that can help sexual assault survivors as was as individuals looking to educate...
Sexual contact or behavior that occurs without explicit consent of the victim.
Source: RAINN
If you feel safe doing so:
If you are in immediate danger or seriously injured, call 911.
If you’re not feeling safe, reach out to someone you trust for support.
What happened was not your fault. You are not alone.
Thrive Together is here to assist you in any way we can.
Listen to Them
It's important victims feel heard. Allow them to tell their whole story without interrupting them.​
Educate Yourself
Learn what triggers the victim and be sensitive to what additional challenges they may face.​
Support Continually
Trauma can last a long time. It's important you walk with them in their healing journey.​
Practice Self Care​​​
When helping someone, it's important to remember to care for yourself as well.​
It’s not always obvious when someone you care about has been affected by sexual violence.
Source: RAINN