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Resources - Hazel

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Hazel has partnered with these The resources on this page are free. Nothing requires you to report to the police or your school. You can browse, book, or just read — whatever feels right, at your own pace. Use the filters below if you know what kind of help you’re looking for or scroll through everything.

Medical Care

DaneMAC

DaneMAC can take care of your post-assault medical needs— emergency contraception, STI testing, and confidential exams with forensic nurses who specialize in exactly this. Multiple locations, flexible scheduling. It won’t appear on your student health record, and it won’t cost you anything.

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Counseling + Advocacy

RCC Sexual Violence Resource Center

The RCC offers free counseling, therapy, and advocacy from people who specialize in sexual violence. If you want someone in your corner — for appointments, for figuring out next steps, or just to talk — their advocates show up without an agenda. You decide the pace.

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Medical care
telehealth + in-home

Pivotal Health

If in person feels like too much right now, Pivotal Health comes to you. Telehealth and in-home appointments are available anywhere in Wisconsin — same quality of care, none of the waiting rooms.

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Legal support

Lotus Legal Clinic

LOTUS lawyers give you free legal advice on what your options actually are, what Title IX means in your specific situation, and what a protective order involves. There’s no obligation to report. This is just information so you can make an informed decision, not a rushed one.

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Partner Organizations

DaneMAC provides free medical services including emergency contraception, STI and STD testing, and post-assault medical exams with specially trained forensic nurse examiners (FNEs) at locations and times convenient to you.

The Sexual Violence Resource Center (formerly Rape Crisis Center, or RCC) provides mental and emotional support, such as counseling and therapy, or to request an advocate who will guide you through the next steps you choose.