Case Management
After a sexual assault, many parts of life can feel chaotic and disrupted. With case management services, we can help you with a variety of issues.
You might need to:
- make decisions about staying at your job or considering applying for disability benefits. Sexual assault can make it difficult for a survivor to go to work, especially if the perpetrator is a co-worker or works in the same building. A survivor's medical and emotional condition following an assault can result in lost time, lost wages, and sometimes even losing a job. We can help you understand your employment rights and your legal options.
- deal with housing questions. Many sexual assaults happen near a person's home, which makes it hard for a survivor to feel safe. Many survivors want to move after being assaulted. We can help you figure out your options.
- get help with money. Sexual assault can be expensive for a survivor. We can tell you about financial resources that may help pay for expenses such as medical bills, therapy bills, lost wages or tuition, utility bills, rent, and moving expenses.
“The more I struggle to speak, the less power the rape, and its aftermath, seemed to have over me.”
24-hour hotline: 800.841.8371
