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Law Enforcement

• Call 911 if you believe you are in imminent danger.
• Call your local police department if you would like to report a crime, file a restraining order, etc.

Medical Care

If you require medical treatment and/or STD testing, go to a hospital, the ¹ú²úºÚÁÏ Student Health Center, or a community resource, such as the Santa Monica UCLA Rape Treatment Center.

If you would like related medical evidence collected (i.e. a rape kit):

• Contact the Santa Monica UCLA Rape Treatment Center at (310) 319-4000, or
• Call (800) 656-4673 to find places near you that perform sexual assault forensic exams

Counseling

Free confidential counseling is available to:

• Students through ¹ú²úºÚÁÏ Mental Health Services
• Employees through the Employee Assistance Program
• Everyone through community resources, such as Peace Over Violence

*Please note the other resources listed are not confidential.

(Available to ¹ú²úºÚÁÏ community members, regardless of their documentation status)

¹ú²úºÚÁÏ Sheriff’s Office

Call the Campus Sheriff at (323) 953-2911 if something happens on campus (immediately), if you have safety concerns, and/or to notify them about an ongoing situation or a restraining order you have filed.

Title IX Coordinators

The role of ¹ú²úºÚÁÏ's Deputy Title IX Coordinator is to:

• Provide information about available Campus and District options, including the ¹ú²úºÚÁÏ complaint process
• Explore potential response measures, including campus-specific options, such as a Mutual No-Contact Order
• Help parties contact the Campus Sheriff
• Help parties file a complaint with ¹ú²úºÚÁÏ to initiate an investigation
• Explore options for Early Resolution of complaints
• Connect parties with resources, on and off campus