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I
have been raped or abused.
LifeCare
exists to offer help and hope.
Rape and physical abuse are crimes of violence, and there should be no
negotiation or discussion with the person who has assaulted you.
- Get Away. Your first response needs to
ensure that you are in a safe place, out of all contact with your
assailant.
- Get Immediate Help. Contact the police
and those organizations committed to helping you.Call 911
and let the police help you. Follow their instructions carefully and
fully to insure your protection now and in the days ahead.
- Get Ongoing Support.For advice and
immediate help, call Interact
of Wake County at their24-Hour Crisis Lines.
Call (919) 828-3005 for Sexual Assault, Call
(919) 828-7740 for Domestic Violence Services.
Staff and volunteers trained concerning domestic violence, sexual
assault, and incest are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via
two phone lines. Counselors offer crisis counseling, information,
assistance with shelter, emotional support, and referrals to other
agencies as needed. Interact offers 24 hour crisis lines, counseling,
court advocacy, residential shelter, hospital response/SAFE center,
children services, refugee.
For more information, view Interacts website at http://www.interactofwake.org/services.
After you are safe and secure and have taken the steps necessary to
ensure your welfare, contact LifeCare.Our offices are open to aid you
in the areas of possible pregnancy. We provide pregnancy tests, trained
peer counseling, community resource referrals, and limited ultrasound
imaging. All our services are free and confidential.We want to support
you in any way we can.
Remember, it is not your fault. Rape and assault
are never your fault, there is never a good reason
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