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Rape and Sexual Assault Resources



On-Campus Agency Names & Numbers
Off-Campus Agency Names & Numbers
Campus Confidential Resources
Outside Confidential Resources

On-Campus Agency Names & Numbers

University Police
Emergency: 911 (from a campus phone)
Non emergency: (818) 677-2111

Matador Patrol Safety Escort Service
(818) 677-5042/5048 (M-Th, Dusk-11:00pm)
(5042/5048 from any on-campus phone)
CA Relay for Hearing Impaired

R.A.D. (Rape, Agression, Defense) Self-Defense Class
(818) 677-5820

University Counseling Services
(818) 677-2366 / (818) 677-7834 (TTY)
Project D.A.T.E.
(818) 677-7723

Klotz Student Health Center
(818) 677-3666 

CSUN HelpLine
6:00pm to 12:00am, Sunday through Thursday
7:00pm to 10:00pm, Friday and Saturday
ALL CALLS ARE CONFIDENTIAL!

Off-Campus Agency Names & Numbers

Strength United (formerly Valley Trauma Center)
San Fernando Valley: (818) 886-0453 (V/TTY)
Santa Clarita: (661) 253-0258
Hotline & Services: www.strengthunited.org

Santa Monica Rape Treatment Center
(310) 319-4000

Peace Over Violence-Rape & Battery Hotline
(213) 626-3393 / (310) 392-8381 / (626) 793-3385

Center for the Pacific Asian Family 
Toll Free 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 1-800-339-3940

The National Center for Victims of Crimes
Monday-Friday, 8:30am-8:30pm ET
1-800-FYI-CALL (1-800-394-2255) / TTY Line, 1-800-211-7996

RAINN-Rape, Abuse, Incest National Network
1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or online at the National Online Hotline

CALCASA-California Coalition Against Sexual Assault
(916) 446-2520 / (916) 446-8802 (TTY/TDD)

Los Angeles District Attorney's Office
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office-Sex Crimes Division
(213) 974-1611

Los Angeles County Domestic Violence Hotline
(800) 978-3600

SUPPORT FOR MEN:
MaleSurvivor 


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Campus Confidential Resources

The resources available to you as a victim understand that anonymity is crucial, that’s why the option to remain confidential is completely up to you. Here are several services available to you which will allow you to remain confidential. 

University Police
Emergency: 911 (from a campus phone)
Non emergency: (818) 677-2111
Whether you desire prosecution or not, as a victim you can file a police report and have your name remain confidential as a matter of public records. You can also request that police do not release your name to support and counseling services offered by the university. Keep in mind that if you chose to prosecute, confidentiality after the reporting process is difficult to control. If a case goes to trial a victim’s privacy is harder to protect as media coverage and criminal proceedings often become a matter of public interest.

University Counseling Services 
(818) 677-2366 / (818) 677-7834 (TTY)
Bayramian Hall Room 520
All counseling is confidential. 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM Monday through Friday. 7:00 PM Tuesdays and Wednesdays during regular fall and spring semesters.

Klotz Student Health Center
(818) 677-3666 
ALL services at the Klotz Student Health Center are confidential:

  • Emergency Contraception
  • HIV testing
  • Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing & Treatment 
  • Pregnancy Options Counseling 
  • Birth Control Information Sessions 

Medical Professionals are “mandated reporters.” This means that nurses and doctors are required to notify law enforcement if they learn that a student has been sexually assaulted. There is no charge for basic services at the Klotz Student Health Center for currently enrolled students. Cal State Northridge student fees include a health fee that pays for the basic services provided. Some additional services require a nominal fee.

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Outside Campus Confidential Resources

The resources available to you as a victim understand that anonymity is crucial, that’s why the option to remain confidential is completely up to you. Here are several services available to you which will allow you to remain confidential

Strength United (formerly Valley Trauma Center)
San Fernando Valley: (818) 886-0653 (V/TTY)
Santa Clarita: (661) 253-0258
24 Hour Hotline & Services: http://www.valleytraumacenter.org/fundraiser.html

Santa Monica Rape Treatment Center
(310) 319-4000
The Santa Monica Rape Treatment Center offers support for sexual assault victims, a safe, anonymous way to learn how to get help after a sexual assault, information and resources to educate the public about rape and sexual assault, special sections for college students and teens and information about forensic evidence in sexual assault cases.

Peace Over Violence-Rape & Battery Hotline
213-626-3393 (Central Los Angeles) 
310-392-8381 (South Los Angeles) 
626-793-3386 (West San Gabriel Valley) 
877-633-0044 (Stalking Hotline)
Peace Over Violence is a social service agency formerly called Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against Women, or LACAAW.
The Los Angeles Rape and Battering hotline is a confidential non-judgmental support service where staff and volunteers are available to provide emotional support, advocacy, information and referrals. If you or someone you care about has been a victim of sexual assault, domestic violence or stalking, please call our 24 hour crisis line.

Center for the Pacific Asian Family 
Toll Free 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 1-800-339-3940
Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF) is a nonprofit agency specializing in assisting Asian and Pacific Islander women and families who are survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. CPAF is multi-lingual and can serve you in the language you feel most comfortable using. All services are free of charge.

RAINN-Rape, Abuse, Incest National Network
1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or online at the National Online Hotline (National 24/7)
It works just like instant messaging. You'll go into a private session with a trained volunteer and communicate, live, by typing messages back and forth. The service is completely anonymous, and you do not have to give your name or any personal information.

  • Crisis intervention and support 
  • Answers to your questions about recovering from sexual assault 
  • Information about medical issues 
  • Explanations of the criminal justice system and what to expect when you report the crime to police 
  • Referrals to resources in your area 
  • Information for family and friends of victims

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