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Sexual Assault Peer Alliance (SAPAs)

Sexual Assault Peer Alliance (SAPA) is a COSO-recognized group of Dartmouth students invested in providing informed, empathic, and empowerment-based support to Dartmouth peers impacted by sexual and gender-based violence.

SAPA Training

To be a SAPA, students must complete approximately 40 hours of training. This training equips students with specialized knowledge in gender-based violence, the impact of such violence, campus resources, and skills for providing positive, peer support to fellow students. SAPA training is facilitated by Counseling Center clinicians and features other expert guest speakers. Training is typically offered at least once per academic year. For more information about training and when it is being offered, email SAPA@dartmouth.edu.

Getting in Touch with a SAPA

If you are interested in connecting with a SAPA for support or with other questions, email SAPA@dartmouth.edu. 
 

Need Urgent Support?

SAPA is not an emergency resource. If you have a life-threatening emergency please call 911. For other crisis support, the resources below are available 24/7/365.

Uhelp Crisis Line (Uhelp is a service of Uwill): 833-646-1526

Counseling Center: Call 603-646-9442:
During regular business hours: Identify that you would like to speak with the Counselor On-Call. 
After regular business hours: Choose option 1 to connect with a crisis counselor.

WISE: Call 866-348-WISE (9473) or text 603-836-9472
WISE supports survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and other gender-based violence in times of stress and crisis.

NH/West Central Rapid Response Access Point: Call or text 1-833-710-6477

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call or text 988