Support Meetings
In Short:
- Sexual Assault Crisis Centers offer face-to-face support meetings for survivors and their close circles.
- The meeting provides an opportunity to assess the survivor’s needs and find appropriate support services.
- Meetings can be attended alone or with a trusted companion of your choice.
- To schedule a meeting, contact the support hotline.
What Are Support Meetings?
Sexual Assault Crisis Centers provide confidential support via phone, WhatsApp, and anonymous chat. In addition, centers across the country offer in-person support meetings with an experienced coordinator or volunteer at the center itself.
These meetings are available to survivors of sexual violence as well as their close support circles, such as parents or partners.
During the session, we will work together to understand your needs and explore ways to support your healing. This is a space where you can express concerns, ask questions, and receive relevant information from our trained professionals.
The meeting can serve as a safe space for emotional support or as an opportunity to learn about available services, including mental health treatment options, support from the National Insurance Institute (Bituch Leumi), legal processes and available legal support
If needed, we will also help you explore additional solutions tailored to your current situation.
Who Can Attend?
- You may attend the meeting alone or bring a trusted companion, such as a parent, sibling, or friend.
- Your needs and preferences are at the center of the process, and all decisions remain in your hands.
Last updated: 27.02.2025