If you are (or someone you are with is) in immediate danger or feel unsafe, call 9‑1‑1.
All students have the option of contacting outside community agencies for support. These agencies do not have the same obligations as the university to report or investigate incidents.
Outside agencies do not have authority to independently arrange on-campus remediation such as on-campus housing changes, academic accommodations, assistance with financial aid, student employment, or other academic and campus accommodations. For assistance with these type of accommodations please contact the SAFE hotline at 541‑346‑7233 (SAFE) and ask to speak with our staff.
Community Agencies
Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS)
541-343-7727 (SASS)
SASS is a non-profit organization providing outreach, advocacy, and support to survivors of sexual violence as well as to their partners, families, and friends throughout Eugene, Springfield, and the rest of Lane County.
- Their advocates listen, believe, support, accompany, offer information and referrals, and provide peer counseling to survivors of assault—past and present.
- They maintain a 24-hour crisis and support line and offer 24-hour advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and sexual abuse.
Hope and Safety Alliance (formerly known as Womenspace)
541-485-6513
Hope and Safety Alliance is a non-profit organization that provides the following services to survivors of domestic or dating violence and stalking in Lane County:
- Emergency shelter
- 24-hour crisis line
- Support groups
- Transitional programs
- Community education
- Legal advocacy
- Rural advocacy
Lane County Victim Services
541-682-4523
Lane County Victim Services utilizes volunteers assigned to the court advocacy unit, the protective order unit, and the family violence unit. The goal of the program is to provide comprehensive services to adult crime survivors involved in the criminal justice system, whether or not they are involved with the prosecution of the offender.