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S.H.A.R.E

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Services Available

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Medical Attention

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Online Reports Form

Services Available

No matter where the crime occurs on or off campus or whether one chooses to file a police report or not, S.H.A.R.E can help in a variety of ways. The S.H.A.R.E., with the ongoing consent and active participation of the student, is available to:

explain the reporting process and assist the student, if he/she chooses, in filing a report with the appropriate law enforcement agency;
serve as the spokesperson for the student within the Mount A community so that the victim's privacy and dignity are maintained in all aspects of intervention and assistance and, as necessary, to serve as liaison with individuals off campus;
work with the student to reasonably accommodate possible disruption to the student's class attendance, class work, academic schedule, or initiating necessary changes that may result from the immediate incident and its impact;
offer immediate crisis intervention and initial support;
explain the victim's rights, responsibilities and options;
assist in locating appropriate on campus and community resources, information or remedy to meet the student's specific immediate and ongoing needs; and
This program provides confidential and comprehensive victim assistance at one convenient location. All contact with S.H.A.R.E. is handled with the utmost discretion and with the consent of the individual being served.

CRISIS SUPPORT

S.H.A.R.E. is piloting a Crisis Support programme in September, October and November 2007. Call S.H.A.R.E. 24 hours a day at 540-7427

S.H.A.R.E .provides support to male and female survivors as well as their supporters. S.H.A.R.E. provides options, information, support and crisis intervention as appropriate. Trained S.H.A.R.E. staff will accompany the victim to the hospital, police, university judicial, court, and other related emergency and non-emergency appointments. We provide advocacy for victims as well as concrete support such as transportation, arranging emergency shelter, and liaison with faculty.

Call 911 in all dangerous or life-threatening circumstances.

Medical Attention

In the aftermath of a sexual assault, one of the most immediate concerns is for the health and safety of the survivor.

A student who files a police report will be transported by R.C.M.P. to the nearest hospital facility authorized to conduct the sexual assault protocol exam ( “rape kit”).

A student who does not choose to file a report with police can call S.H.A.R.E. SHARE Staff will help the student get to the hospital.

The nearest hospital to MoUNT A is Moncton City Hospital, where there is an exceptionally good program called SANE (link to their website and map).

For more information on what happens medically after an assault and what the Mount Allison Health Centre can offer, please read our FAQ section.

Online Reports Form

To submit a form online, your email address will be requested. All form submissions are confidential and you will not be contacted unless you request it on the form. If you would prefer to submit an anonymous report, you may download the pdf version and drop send it via campus mail to SHARE, Student Health Centre, 15 Salem Street.

PDF Version | Online Version