MSU Center for Survivors

Free, confidential therapy for MSU students, faculty, and staff impacted by interpersonal violence. Our trauma-informed therapists use evidence-based and supportive approaches to help survivors heal, build resilience, and move forward.

Compassionate advocacy for adults impacted by interpersonal violence. Advocates help survivors navigate legal, academic, workplace, healthcare, and personal challenges while providing information, support, and connection to resources.

A space for healing, connection, and growth. Our groups and workshops bring survivors together to build community, learn coping skills, explore healing, and find support from others with shared experiences.

Emergency shelter and support for survivors of relationship violence. Safe Place Shelter provides a confidential and supportive environment for MSU students, faculty, staff, their partners, and members of the Ingham County community.

Free, 24/7 medical forensic care for adults who have experienced sexual assault within the past five days. Specialized forensic nurses provide compassionate healthcare, evidence collection, and support for survivors in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, and Shiawassee counties.

Access information, tools, and support to help survivors and those who care about them. Explore campus and community resources, survivor information, safety planning guidance, and ways to support a survivor.

We're here to help. Find information about how to reach our team, access services, ask questions, or connect with support and resources.

Support survivors and strengthen our community through meaningful volunteer opportunities in advocacy, outreach, and crisis response.

Access free, confidential support through advocacy, counseling, healthcare, shelter services, and our 24/7 crisis hotline. We're here to help survivors find safety, healing, and support.