UHS Survivor Services provides free, confidential support services to UW–Madison student survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, and/or stalking. For a comprehensive guide to rights and resources for survivors of sexual and relationship violence, access the UW–Madison Sexual Misconduct Resource and Response Guide.
How does UHS Survivor Services support student survivors?
Connect with Support
- survivorservices@uhs.wisc.edu
- 608-265-5600 (option 3)
- Log in to MyUHS or download the MyUHS app to schedule an appointment
- Crisis Lines
Events
- April
- April 7
- April 9
Our Services
Advocacy
Assistance with accommodations, information about rights and reporting options, accompaniments, referrals, and consultations.
Mental Health
Trauma-informed group counseling, individual therapy, and care management to support healing and post-traumatic growth.
Medical
Care for STI testing and treatment, emergency contraception, Forensic Nurse services, and treatment of injuries.
Crisis Lines
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Request an advocacy outreach event
Survivor Services staff are available to facilitate an outreach event focused on resources and supporting survivors.
Reporting Options
To Law Enforcement
When making a report to law enforcement, you can report to either the UW–Madison Police Department or the Madison Police Department, depending on whether the incident happened on or off-campus. Any police department that receives a report will assist the victim/survivor in making sure the report is filed with the right department. UWPD will generally share reports with the Title IX Coordinator if anyone named in the report is officially connected with UW–Madison.
To Campus
You can report directly to either the Title IX Coordinator or the Office of Student Assistance and Support. The Title IX Coordinator receives reports of sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, and stalking and works to make sure that all parties involved receive available support and referrals. The Office of Student Assistance and Support also receives reports, works with the Title IX Coordinator, and provides support to students who are impacted.
Population-Specific Services
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Legal Assistance
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