• Home
• General
  • Contact Us
  • KEMH
    • About KEMH
    • By-Laws
    • KEMH Douglas Enquiry
    • Quality Improvement Committes
    • Vision & Mission
  • Customer Service Unit
    • Contact Information
    • CSU Services
    • Compliment or Complaint
    • Patient First Program
    • Disability Access and Inclusion Plan
    • Community Advisory Council
  • Visiting KEMH
    • Guides to KEMH
    • Maps
    • Parking & Transport
  • Information To Tenderers
  • Private Patient Incentive
  • Admission Information
• Careers
  • KEMH Employment
    • Medical Positions
    • Nurses and Midwives
    • General Information
  • Oversees Applicants
    • Nurss & Midwives
  • Enquiries
  • Graduate, Re-entry & PG
    • Nurses & Midwives
  • Education
    • Diabetes and Pregnancy - Diabetes Service KEMH
    • Nursing & Midwifery Education
    • Education
• Health A-Z
• Services A-Z
• Health Professionals
  • Clinical Guidelines
    • Antenatal Shared Care Guidelines
    • A4 Antenatal Shared Care
    • Blood Transfusion Guidelines
    • NCCU Drug Protocols
    • NCCU Guidelines
    • NETS Medical Guidelines
    • O&G Clinical Guidelines
    • Perinatal Disorders Clinical Guide
    • Perinatal Disorders Quick Ref Guide
  • Education
    • Diabetes and Pregnancy - Diabetes Service KEMH
    • Nursing & Midwifery Education
    • PG Program on Women's Health (Doctors)
  • Hospital Liaison GP KEMH
    • About Hospital Liaison GP
    • KEMH Contact Information for GPs
  • Health A - Z
  • Midwifery Professional Portfolio
  • Outpatient Referral Form
  • Research Resources
    • Ethics Committee
    • Library and Information Services
  • Research At KEMH
    • Birth Defects Registry
    • Genetics Services WA
    • Meternal Fetal Medicine
    • Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome
    • Women and Infants Research
  • Statewide Obstetric Support Unit
  • WA Perinatal Mental Health Unit
• Help Us
  • KEMH Volunteers
  • WIRF Volunteers

Women and Newborn Health Service

Services A - Z

 

•   Index

King Edward Memorial Hospital

Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC)

About Us

What is Consent?

What is Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse

Have You Been Sexually Assaulted or Sexually Abused?

Confidentiality

Frequently Asked Questions

Education and Training

Research

Publications

Statistics

Employment

Links and Resources

SARC is a free 24 hour 7 days a week emergency service that offers assistance and support to any person, female or male, aged 13 years and over who has experienced any form of unwanted sexual contact or behaviour in the last 2 weeks. A free counselling service is also available (during business hours) to people who have experienced sexual assault or sexual abuse in the past (more than 2 weeks ago).

Emergency Contact 24hr Crisis Line	(08) 9340 1828
Freecall	1800 199 888
Business Hours	8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Telephone	(08) 9340 1820
Fax	(08) 9381 5426
Email	SARCDuty@health.wa.gov.au