Protocol sexual assault
Dear student,
You are looking for information on what to do when you have had to deal with sexual intimidation or abuse. The most important thing is: don't keep this information to yourself. In a personal conversation, you can talk about this with your studentcoach or a teacher you trust. If necessary, extra help from a confidential advisor, student psychologist or a student counsellor could be used. Down below you'll find more information about what you can do.
You are looking for information on what to do when you have had to deal with sexual intimidation or abuse. The most important thing is: don't keep this information to yourself. In a personal conversation, you can talk about this with your studentcoach or a teacher you trust. If necessary, extra help from a confidential advisor, student psychologist or a student counsellor could be used. Down below you'll find more information about what you can do.
It is important to talk to someone you trust. You can talk about it with your study programme (if there is a student coach or teacher you trust). Don't just stick around with it, there are several options within Fontys. Below we give you some options:
- If the situation is linked to the study programme, please contact the confidential advisor.
- We advise you to contact your GP if possible and the police if desired.
- You can contact the Sexual Assault Center (this can be done anonymously). They offer professional help to anyone who has experienced an unwanted sexual experience. Preferably contact them within seven days. Within that time, they can best help you. Have you been a victim of coerced sex for longer than seven days? Even then you may contact the Sexual Assault Center.
It is important to talk to someone you trust. Don't just stick around with it, there are several options within Fontys. Below we give you some options:
- If the situation is linked to the study programme, please contact the confidential advisor.
- We advise you to contact your GP if possible and the police if desired.
- You can contact the Sexual Assault Center (this can be done anonymously). They offer professional help to anyone who has experienced an unwanted sexual experience. Preferably contact them within seven days. Within that time, they can best help you. Have you been a victim of coerced sex for longer than seven days? Even then you may contact the Sexual Assault Center.