The Center for Survivors, a unit of University Health and Well-Being, works with sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, and harassment survivors and others affected by this violence. They provide free and confidential individual counseling, advocacy, and support groups to MSU students, faculty, staff, and the community. Trained volunteers are also ready to provide support, crisis intervention, and connection to local resources through crisis hotline and crisis chat services. A 24/7 violence crisis hotline is available at 1-517-372-6666.
The MSU Sexual Assault Healthcare Program is staffed by specialized forensic nurses. Services are free and available to adults (MSU students 16+ or community members 18+) who have been sexually assaulted within the last 5 days. The MSU Sexual Assault Healthcare Program can be reached by phone at 1-517-353-2700.
MSU Safe Place shelter provides emergency shelter and accompanying support, such as advocacy, counseling, safety planning, and referrals, for survivors of intimate partner violence and stalking. MSU Safe Place can be reached by phone at 1-517-355-1110.
For more information, or to access crisis chat services, visit centerforsurvivors.msu.edu. Call 1-517-355-3551 to schedule an appointment with a counselor or advocate.
For more information on University Health and Well-Being services, visit uhw.msu.edu.