The S.A.R.T. advocate will always leave decisions about what to do in your hands. The advocate will probably encourage you to report the assault, but will never insist that you do so or reveal any information about your call to anyone except the psychologist who trains and supervises the S.A.R.T. advocates. If you decide to talk to the police, the S.A.R.T. advocate can meet you to provide support, or may ask you if she can call you back the next day to see how you are doing and to answer questions. If you decide to go to the Rape Treatment Center for a rape exam, the advocate can tell you what to expect, and can accompany you or meet you there. If you decide to go to the Counseling Center, Health Center, or Dean of Students, S.A.R.T. can let you know what to expect.
Services are available to men as well as women.
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