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The Sexual Assault Service Center (SASC) serves survivors of sexual violence, adults and children, and their non-offending significant others. Identified perpetrators of sexual violence are served through referral only.  Admission is based on self-referral and client consent. 

In accordance with state law: parental consent is required to serve minors age 12 and under; Ages 12 through 16 are eligible for up to 8 counseling sessions at 90 minutes each without parent/guardian consent; Adults with guardians are eligible for up to 12 counseling sessions at 1 hour each prior to receiving guardian approval: Ages 17 and over may consent for services without parental involvement.  SASC accepts referrals from external sources.  Staff contacts the referral to identify her/his interest in one or more services.

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Services are provided without regard for race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, class, physical, mental, or emotional disability.  Crisis intervention and information/referral services are available to all clients.  Based on an assessment, however, one or more services may be deferred. If the individual is not a survivor of sexual violence, or the significant other of a survivor of sexual violence, staff members make every effort to determine the applicant’s service needs and link the person with appropriate services.