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Whether you're looking for immediate crisis support, counseling, advocacy, medical care, or shelter, our services are free, confidential, and survivor-centered. Choose the option that best fits your needs.
Therapy
Individual therapy provides a safe, supportive space for survivors to identify goals, strengthen coping strategies, and explore healing after violence.
Groups & Workshops
Opportunities to connect with others, reduce isolation, and build community in a supportive environment.
Advocacy Services
Advocates can help with:
Crisis Hotline (24/7)
Connect with an advocate for immediate support, information, safety planning, and crisis intervention.
24/7 Crisis hotline phone number: (517)372-6666
Crisis Chat
Sexual Assault Healthcare Program (SAHP)
Specialized medical and forensic care from Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) following a recent sexual assault. Patients can expect compassionate, confidential care focused on their health, safety, and choices.
A SANE will explain each step, answer questions, and offer options for medical assessment, injury care, prevention medications, evidence collection, advocacy, and follow-up resources. Patients decide which services they want to receive.
Specialized forensic nursing care including:
If you are age 18 or older and would like information about medical care, forensic exams, or options after a sexual assault, please call SAHP at 517-353-2700.
Safe Place Shelter
Emergency shelter and supportive services for survivors of relationship violence, stalking, and other forms of interpersonal violence.
Safe Place staff can help with safety planning, advocacy, basic needs, housing-related concerns, transportation, referrals, and connections to counseling or other ongoing support.
Find campus and community resources, educational materials, and tools to support your safety and well-being.
If you need help accessing resources contact general@msu.edu or call (517)355-3551.
MSU Center for Survivors