77 Counselors can provide confidential support for you during this difficult period. They can inform you about common emotional reactions and discuss coping methods that may assist you immediately following the assault and later. Talking about your concerns with a counselor in a safe and supportive environment may help you sort through your feelings and decide what to do. You do not need to disclose your name if you call either counseling office for information. Counselors will not reveal your identity to anyone without your permission. Students may be seen on an emergency walk-in basis or by appointment. 5. VICTIM SUPPORT CAMPUS BASED PD victim support is a valuable resource for TAMIU and RELLIS Academic Alliance community members who are the victims of a crime. PD provides services designed to raise awareness and address the needs of those impacted by any form of crime. It also provides information about rights; a space to discuss and process feelings and reactions in confidence; support to individuals who have been victimized; reporting options (on and off campus); means for obtaining interim supportive measures; access to community resources, including counseling, protection orders, victim compensation and legal representation; accompaniment and coordination of transportation to civil protection order hearings; safety planning. You can contact Victim Support to schedule a conversation by calling: OFF CAMPUS LAREDO, TEXAS (WEBB COUNTY) Sexual Assault Services & Information Program (SASI): The SASI Program, offered by SCAN, is based on the concept that every sexual assault survivor has the right to support and advocacy services. The SASI Program is designed to provide trauma-informed, victim-centered, and confidential services to sexually assaulted individuals of all ages regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, religious affiliation, or disability free of charge. Please call 956.724.3177 or visit https://www.scan-inc.org/sasi_information.html for more information. BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS (BRAZOS COUNTY) The Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC): We see you, we hear you, we believe you. Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the Sexual Assault Resource Center?s Hotline provides survivors of sexual violence and their significant other immediate support, crisis intervention, accompaniments, and referrals for the entire Brazos Valley. The volunteer advocates and staff at SARC have received extensive training in sexual assault crisis intervention. Please call 979.731.1000 or visit www.sarcbv.org for more information. Laredo Campus 956.326.2100 RELLIS Cam pus 979.458.9767 or https://upd.tamu.edu/Pages/VictimsAdvocate.aspx
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