Hotlines for Immediate Assistance

• RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline
  1-800-656-4673
• Iowa Sexual Abuse Hotline
  (800) 284-7821 (confidential) 
• RVAP Crisis Line  
  (319) 335-6000 (confidential) 
• Domestic Violence Intervention Program
  (319) 351-1043 (not confidential)
• Iowa Domestic Abuse Hotline 
  (800) 373-1043 (not confidential)
• University of Iowa Nite Ride 
  (319) 384-1111 (not confidential)

Rape Victims Advocacy Program (RVAP)
RVAP specializes with supporting survivors of sexual assault with services including forensic exams, STI and pregnancy prevention, counseling, support groups, and advising with regard to academics, talking to friends and family members, pursuing legal recourse, and assuring the survivor’s safety.  The staff members at RVAP are not mandatory reporters and not required to inform the police about disclosed sexual misconduct.

• Phone: (319) 335-6000
               (800) 228-1625
• Website: rvap.uiowa.edu/help
• Offices: 332 S. Linn St., Suite 100
               Iowa City, IA 52240

Women’s Resource & Action Center (WRAC)
WRAC offers support groups, counseling and other resources to survivors of sexual assault.  They are not mandatory reporters and not required to inform the police about disclosed sexual misconduct.

• Phone: (319) 335-1486
• Website: wrac.uiowa.edu/help
• Offices: 130 N. Madison St.
                Iowa City, IA 52245

University Counseling Service
The University Counseling Service provides consultations, individual and group therapy and psychotherapy, and referrals to other therapists in Iowa City.  They are not mandatory reporters with regard to disclosed sexual assault.

• Phone: (319) 335-7294
• Website: counseling.uiowa.edu
• Offices: 3223 Westlawn S.
               Iowa City, IA 52242

Office of the Sexual Misconduct Response Coordinator (OSMRC)
At OSMRC students can report any sexual or dating violence, receive advice about university policies, procedures and resources, and seek accommodations for continued safety and academic success. The staff at OSMRC are mandatory reporters, meaning they may be required to file an official report with campus or city authorities about any disclosed sexual misconduct.

• Phone: (316) 335-6200
• Email: osmrc@uiowa.edu
• Website: osmrc.uiowa.edu
• Offices: 450 Van Allen Hall
  The University of Iowa
  Iowa City, IA 52242

Student Health & Wellness
Student Health & Wellness can provide medical consultation, STI testing and treatment, emergency contraception and exams for sexual assault victims.  The doctors and nurses are mandatory informers and may be required to share their knowledge of sexual misconduct with city or campus authorities.

• Appointments: (319) 335-8394
• Nurseline: (319) 335-9704
• Website: studenthealth.uiowa.edu/wellness/sexual-health

Office of the Ombudsperson
This is a resource for any university community member with a problem or concern.  They provide informal services in conflict resolution, mediation, and advocacy for fair treatment or fair process.  They are a good resource for understanding campus policies with regard to a particular situation.  They are a confidential service and not required to disclose or report any shared information.

• Phone: (319) 335-3608
• Email: ombudsperson@uiowa.ed
• Website: uiowa.edu/ombuds/
• Offices: C108 Seashore Hall

Transgender identified survivors:

• forge-forward.org/anti-violence/for-survivors

Asian and Pacific Islander survivors:

• muawi.org/wp/about-us

African and Middle-Eastern survivors:

• www.facebook.com/NisaaAfricanWomensProject

Deaf survivors:

• diaaiowa.org

• 24/7 Crisis Hotline
  319.531.7719

• 24/7 Text Only Line
  515.661.4015

Latin@ survivors:

• www.lunaiowa.org
• LUNA Crisis Line 24/7
  1-866-256-7668

National Domestic Violence Hotline

• www.thehotline.org
• 1-800-799-7233
• 1-800-787-3224 (TTY)

Iowa Domestic Violence Hotline

• 24-hour Iowa Hotline
• 1-800-942-0333