UHS Tang Center

Resources for Sexual Assault/Rape, Dating and Domestic Violence, and Stalking

On the Campus

What you need	Where to get it
Campus Police	U.C. Berkeley Police Department 1 Sproul Hall The police provide emergency assistance and crisis intervention for survivors; protection; nighttime campus escort service; and safety consultation. General: (510) 642-6760 Emergency: 911 (From on campus, a 911 call will go to campus police; from off-campus, a 911 call will go to the police dept of the area) Anonymous Crime Report
Care, Counseling, Advocacy and Assistance	University Health Services Tang Center 2222 Bancroft Way Medical Care: (510) 642-3188 (UHS Urgent Care) - for students not filing police requests. For evidence collection, arrangements will be made for student to be seen at a local hospital. After Hours Assistance: (510) 643-7197 Survivor Counseling, Advocacy & Assistance: (510) 642-6074 (Social Services) - Individual and Group support; consultation to the campus community. Prevention Services: (510) 642-7202 (Health Promotion) - Workshops and training for women and men on preventing rape and sexual assault. CARE Services for Faculty and Staff: (510) 643-7754
Residential Needs	Resident Directors in Housing & Dining can provide residential students with information and support, as well as connect you with resources on campus. See the online directory for Residential Living staff contact information.
Sexual Harassment	Title IX Compliance Officer - The Title IX office provides complaint resolution, referral and education on sexual harassment, including sexual assault. 200 California Hall; (510) 643-7985
Student Rights	Center for Student Conduct and Community Standards - Provides assistance for students assaulted by another UCB student. 2536 Channing Way, Bldg. E (510) 643-9069
Survivor Advocacy	Gender Equity Resource Center - Support, advocacy, and education related to women and the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities; entry point to access resources and/or report incidents of sexual, relationship, and hate violence. 202 Cesar Chavez; (510) 643-5730
Threat Management	The Threat Management Unit of UCPD investigates, assesses, and manages cases of aberrant behavior, including all reported cases of domestic violence and stalking. (510) 642-6760 for more information.

Links to Community Resources

Request	Resource
24-Hour hotline	A Safe Place Oakland hotline, shelter, crisis referral, advocacy, counseling, emergency food, clothing and transportation. 24-hr. crisis line: (510) 536-SAFE (7233) BAWAR (Bay Area Women Against Rape) 24-hr hotline staffed by trained counselors. Accompanies survivors to police dept, hospitals & courts. Offers short term counseling and support groups, and referrals for long-term counseling. Special outreach to Latina survivors. 470 27th Street, Oakland, CA 94612 24-hr. crisis line: (510) 845-RAPE (7273) FVLC(Family Violence Law Center) Offers legal help and advocacy, community and support. 470 27th Street, Oakland, CA 94612 24-hr. crisis line: (510) 208-0255
Berkeley City Police	Berkeley Police Department 2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Way, Berkeley; (510) 981-5900
Emergency care	Highland Hospital 1411 E. 31st Street, Oakland Sexual Assault Hotline: (510) 534-9290 Emergency: (510) 437-4557
Survivor Advocacy: women of all sexual orientations	Women, Inc. 333 Valencia St. Suite 450, San Francisco (415) 864-4777
Survivor Advocacy: gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender people	CUAV (Community United Against Violence) 427 South Van Ness Ave., San Francisco (415) 777-5500 (415) 333-4357 safety line
Survivor Advocacy: under-represented communities	Asian Pacific Island Legal Outreach Legal advocacy, cultural and linguistic support for API families undergoing domestic violence (510)251-2846 Asian Women’s Shelter Shelter program, language advocacy program, crisis line, case management, and programs in support of underserved communities such as queer Asian survivors and trafficked survivors. (877) 751-0880 La Clínica de la Raza East Bay-based assessment and safety planning services for domestic violence and child abuse, support groups, treatment groups, violence evaluations and referral services. (510) 535-4000 Narika Advocacy, support, information, and referrals for survivors of domestic violence in the South Asian community- Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and diasporic communities. (800) 215-7318 Native American Health Center Medical and family services in Oakland and San Francisco, groups in San Francisco for Native American families dealing with abuse (415) 621-1170 Shimtuh Referrals for shelter, legal services, counseling, interpretations, citizenship/legal residency for Korean- community survivors of domestic violence and their families Help Line (510) 547-2360 Monday-Friday: 9:30am - 5:30pm

Disclaimer: The information provided here is not intended to diagnose, treat or provide a second opinion on any health problem or disease. It is meant to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between an individual and his/her clinician.

Last Revised: October 2011

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