CARE's Mission
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Request An Appointment
CARE advocates provide nonjudgmental support and resources for survivors of sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, and stalking, and their significant others.
To make an appointment:
- Call (831) 502-2273
- If after hours, leave brief message with name and a safe number to call where we can identify as CARE.
- Email the CARE office at care@ucsc.edu (Please don't include personal health information in emails.)
- Fill out an appointment request form.
For same-day support, please call our office at (831) 502-2273 to talk to a confidential advocate about your needs. Same-day appointments are available based on capacity.
For support outside of our office hours, please call Monarch Services 24/7 crisis line: 1-888-900-4232
Request A Workshop
Is your community or organization interested in learning more about CARE, or topics relating to sexual violence and dating/domestic violence?
CARE offers workshops that address these issues, and can also collaborate with your organization on specialized workshops or events!
Learn more about requesting presentations here.
FAQ's
Unfortunately at this time, CARE does not have availability for drop-in appointments. However, you can request an appointment through our online form. Same day appointments are based on limited capacity.
If you need assistance immediately/same-day, please call Monarch Services at 1-888-900-4232 for 24/7 bilingual crisis support. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.Click here for more FAQ's.
What does it mean that CARE is confidential?
Confidentiality means CARE advocates will not share any information with Title IX, the police, parents, or anyone else without explicit permission. The only exceptions are instances of child abuse, elder or dependant abuse and imminent harm to self or others. This would be a discussion to express why the report must be made in those specific instances.
Meet the CARE Team
Resources
CARE is connected with a variety of campus, community, and national resources. Below are some of the offices and resources we collaborate with:
Standing in Solidarity with UCSC's Black & African-American Community
