Sexual Assault Information and Services
What is Sexual Assault?
Sexual assault is a crime of power and control. Anyone can be a victim of sexual assault, no matter what age or gender. Sexual assault includes:

-Forcing sexual contact through physical or psychological means. -Tricking or manipulating the exposing of body parts to another. -Presenting pornographic materials to minors. -Fondling -Rape and incest -Child sexual molestation -Sexual harassment

Sexual Assault Services -24-hour Crisis Hotline -Police, Court and Hospital Accompaniments -Support Groups -Individual Counseling -Referral Information
Free individual counseling and support groups for sexual assault are offered in New Bloomfield, Elizabethville, and Harrisburg. Call 1-800-654-1211 to register for counseling or if you have any questions.
	Sexual assault remains the most dramatically underreported crime in the United States, with an estimated two-thirds of attacks unreported. Most rapes are known as acquaintance rapes, where the victim knows the attacker. Women are raped more often than men, but male victims of sexual assault experience the same reactions as women.