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Special Report: Partners and Peers - Sexual and Dating Violence Among NYC Youth : New York Teens Victimized at Rate Nearly Twice National Average

The New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault and Columbia University Center for Youth Violence Prevention just released results from a three-year survey on sexual and dating violence among New York City High School students. Information for the study was based on anonymous surveys of New York City high school students who were asked about their personal experience with sexual and dating violence. [Read more.]

Resource Guide: SAVI : Elmhurst Hospital Center : Sexual Assault Survivor Program

Address:

Elmhurst Hospital Center
79-01 Broadway
Queens, NY 11373

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Contact: Lynn Frederick-Hawley , Program Coordinator
Phone: (718) 334-1837
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E-Mail: lynn.frederick-hawley@mssm.edu
Hotline: ?

Languages: Spanish, Hindi, Gujarati, Hebrew
Website: Go
Hours: M-F 9-5, by appt./some eves
Handicapped Accessible

Populations served:

Survivors of rape / sexual assault, child sexual abuse, sexual harassment, incest and adults sexually abused as children within Queens County including:

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

Fees for services:

Some services as indicated below*. Insurance is billed, CVB reimbursement is utilized when applicable or fee is waived.

Medical Services

24-hour 7 day a week rape crisis counselors in the Emergency Department.
Medical / forensic examination* including HIV prophylaxis, date rape drug testing, and pregnancy prevention.
Psychiatric evaluations.

Advocacy:

Criminal justice advocacy.
Other types of advocacy.

Counseling:

Short-term individual.
Long-term individual.
Group counseling as scheduled.
Telephone counseling.

Other Services:

Information and referral services.
Play therapy / creative art therapy / family therapy
EMDR

Educational / Training Services

Community education.
Police sensitivity trainings.
Professional trainings.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Emergency Department Rape Crisis Counselors.
General office opportunities.
Speakers bureau.

Special Considerations

Adolescents can receive medical / counseling services from the ages of 12+ without parental consent.
Male counselors are available.
We respect client confidentiality.

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