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Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of issues does CARE address?
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CARE serves as a resource for issues
related to healthy relationships, emotional,
verbal and physical abuse, sexual violence,
gender issues and personal safety.
Are services confidential?
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Yes! All services provided by
CARE are confidential and free of
charge.
Does it matter when the assault occurred?
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If the assault has occurred recently, it is
important to seek assistance as soon as
possible. However, survivors of sexual
violence may experience the impact of the
event in various ways over extended periods
of time. CARE is available to assist with the
needs of survivors at any point during their
healing process.
I'm not sure that what happened to me was
assault or rape. How can I find out?
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Come and talk with someone at CARE to
discuss your concerns.
Can I come in to talk to someone even if I
don't want to press charges or leave my relationship?
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Absolutely. CARE can provide you with
information and resources so that you can
make a decision that is right for you.
Who can request a workshop?
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Student groups, faculty, staff or other
campus leaders can request workshops on a
variety of topics based on their needs.
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