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Resource Guide: St. Vincent's Hospital : Counseling Program

Address:

41-51 E 11th St., 9th Floor
New York, NY 10003

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Contact: Christine Fowley , Director
Phone: (212) 604-8068
Fax: (212) 604-8842
E-Mail: cfowley@svcmcny.org or rep@svcmcy.org
Hotline: (212) 604-8068 24/7

Languages: Spanish, Mandarin Chinese
Hours: M-F 9-5, by appt some even & we
Handicapped Accessible

Jobs, and Volunteer Opportunities:

Volunteer Advocates Needed

Populations served:

Survivors of sexual assault, and child sexual abuse including:

all ages 14+.
females.
males.
significant others.
non-offending parents.
undocumented immigrants.

Fees for services:

Counseling services are free. Fees for medical and psychiatric services with CVB available. Free acupuncture clinic for stress reduction.

Medical Services

24-hour 7 day a week rape crisis counselors in the Emergency Department of St. Vincent's Hospital and NYU Downtown Hospital.
Medical forensic examination including HIV prophylaxis and pregnancy prevention.

Advocacy:

Criminal justice advocacy.

Counseling:

Short-term individual.
Short-term group counseling as scheduled.
Telephone counseling.

Other Services:

Information and referral services.

Educational / Training Services

Community education.
Police sensitivity trainings.
Professional trainings.

Jobs:

Volunteer Advocates Needed

Volunteer Opportunities:

Emergency Department Rape Crisis Counselors.
General office opportunities.
Research projects and other development project.

Special Considerations

Parental consent may be required for adolescents receiving medical treatment but not counseling treatment.
We respect client confidentiality.
Writing workshop for male survivors and their male allies/supporters.

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