SARAH: Sexual Assault Resources and Help

SARAH provides the campus community with a confidential, victim-centered, trauma-informed "Help Desk" in which a victim/survivor may visit (free of charge) and learn about available resources, options and general legal remedies.

SARAH is available every Tuesday, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Wellness Center in the Garland Avenue parking garage. Services are walk-in basis during its hours of operation. Additional help/resources can be found at respect.uark.edu or by emailing survivor@uark.edu.

Goals for SARAH include:

  • Providing compassionate care tailored to each individual's needs.

  • Mitigating the effects of victimization on survivors.

  • Reestablishing the survivor's choice and control.

  • Providing information and education on available resources and reporting processes.

  • Providing the opportunity to talk with a trained victim advocate in a safe, supportive, and confidential space.

  • Helping the survivor obtain the remedies they need, both within the university and in the civil and criminal legal systems.

  • Helping the survivor understand and thereby navigate the on-campus disciplinary proceedings.

  • Helping the survivor understand and thereby navigate the criminal process and potential civil remedies.

For questions or more information, email survivor@uark.edu or sbowling@arlegalaid.org

Contacts

Zac Garrett Brown, assistant director of communications
Pat Walker Health Center
479-575-4649, zacharyb@uark.edu

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