The CARE Program provides free, confidential support to any UCSF affiliate including students, staff, faculty, post docs and researchers who have experienced discrimination, harassment, or abuse related to race, ethnicity, national origin or other protected identities AND to any UCSF affiliate who has experienced interpersonal violence such as sexual assault, dating/intimate partner violence, sexual harassment or stalking.
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Get confidential support, guidance, and resources.
In person, online, or anonymously.
Sexual violence, harassment, reporting, and more.
Some people you talk to may be required to report to the Title IX officer.
Criminal, civil, and administrative reporting options. No-contact orders.
Some ways you can be supportive.
CARE Advocate Services
Services are available to people of all genders, and the incident does not have to be recent nor does it have to have occurred on campus. The CARE Advocate can explain your options for filing a report as well as your options if you choose not to report. The CARE Advocate can assess your needs, provide emotional support, connect you to resources, provide accompaniment, help you to understand your rights, and facilitate academic and employment adjustments as well as other accommodations.
Watch: Confidental CARE Advocate Denise Caramagno explains how the CARE Advocate can help you.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE. HELP IS AVAILABLE
If you need assistance for yourself or another, contact the confidential CARE Advocate at (415) 502-8802 or email: [email protected].
- Other colleagues you talk to may be required to report to the Title IX officer.
- There are important guidelines to follow while helping a friend or colleague.
Our FAQ might answer some more of your questions.
Confidentiality
All information shared with the advocate, whether it is information about you or even the fact that you have seen an advocate, cannot be shared with others outside CARE without your consent and written permission. In some circumstances the advocate may consult with a supervisor in order to provide you with the best help available. However, no one outside CARE may have access to your information without your prior written consent or as required by law. However, California law mandates that information may be appropriately shared if you present an imminent risk of serious physical harm to yourself or others.
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