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The Campus Violence Prevention Program (CVPP) is a UW Oshkosh campus and community partnership that provides free and confidential legal, medical, and personal advocacy to students, staff, and faculty of the University who have experienced sexual abuse, dating violence, sexual harassment and/or stalking. CVPP educates students, staff, and faculty about intimate violence, its impact on our community, and healthy relationships. 

 

CARE is a UW Oshkosh peer educator group educating hundreds of students on issues of Sexual Assault, Dating Violence, Sexual Harassment, and Stalking.


Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services offers a comprehensive array of critical programs and services to meet the special needs of victims including emergency shelter, a 24-hour Helpline, 1:1 advocacy, support groups for all ages, linkage to community resources and legal advocacy


Reach Counseling Services’ mission is to end sexual violence and promote healing in our community. To fulfill our mission, we have developed comprehensive services to meet the needs of persons affected by sexual abuse, incest and assault.


Oshkosh Police Department is a progressive, proactive law enforcement agency. We are an accredited police agency with 99 sworn officers and 36 civilian employees.


Harbor House Domestic Abuse Program leads a community-wide partnership in the awareness and prevention of domestic violence and abuse and to offer safety and support to diverse families and individuals in crisis in the Appleton area.

 

Sexual Assault Crisis Center – Fox Cities Inc. is a not-for-profit agency serving the Fox Cities since 1978. The Center was created to help survivors (and their families and friends) of all forms of sexual assault or abuse — including recent sexual assault, past sexual assault, incest, sexual harassment and sexual exploitation.

 

UW Oshkosh Women’s Center exists to help empower women to fulfill their personal, academic, and professional potential. We will strive to help women and men of all walks of life to learn to work, play, and live together in ways based on mutual respect.

 

Wisconsin Coalition against Sexual Assault (WCASA) works in collaboration with communities throughout the state to support existing services to victims/survivors of sexual violence, to plan for the development of new services, to create and support community prevention efforts, and to stimulate community ownership of the issue of sexual violence.

Wisconsin Coalition against Domestic Violence (WCADV) is a statewide membership organization of battered women, formerly battered women, domestic abuse programs, and all committed to ending domestic violence. Through partnerships and strategic collaborations and education, advocacy and social action, WCADV works to prevent and eliminate domestic violence. We transform societal attitudes, practices and policies both about violence, and about women from diverse communities and their children.   

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