Sexual Assault | 現代婦女基金會

I never thought this would happen to me…why do I no longer know who to trust after that day? Where do I start? I’m afraid to talk about it, I’m afraid to face anything related to this incident. A smell, a street corner, or an image can all suddenly rush into my mind, is there something wrong with me? When will I stop being afraid? Can anyone support or comfort me while I go through this?

We acknowledge that talking about being a victim of sexual assault is not easy. Aside from the ups and downs in your mental and physical state, having to deal with the legal system and various other bureaucratic channels can be challenging. Even if years have passed, you can be re-triggered by any number of situations. You can trust us, please reach out to us. Let us accompany you through this process, let us help you find your way back to your life.

Service Philosophy

Our focus is the rights and psychological recovery of each individual. We value every unique experience and story.

Who We Serve

Victims of sexual assault who are adults over 18 years old

Features of Service

We prioritize the safety and rights of sexual assault survivors and advocate for law reforms.

We emphasize services on both legal and psychological aspects to uphold the legal status of survivors and accompany them through the legal process.

We support sexual assault survivors in their journey of trauma recovery and help them resume their lives successfully.

What We Do

Consultation Services

Providing consultation services for questions related to how to seek help, handle sexual assault incidents, and access resources.

Legal Accompaniment and Assistance

Accompanying survivors to court and providing discussions and preparations before and after court appearances.

Physical and Mental Care Counseling

Regularly monitoring the physical and mental well-being of survivors and referring those in need to psychological counseling resources.

Survivor Groups and Workshops

Inviting professionals to lead sessions to help survivors cultivate self-awareness and self-care, and improve their emotional and psychological balance.

Resource Connection and Financial Assistance

Assisting survivors in applying for relevant resources and financial support related to sexual assault.

Support for Significant Others

Providing counseling and assistance to the family members or friends of survivors to alleviate secondhand trauma.

Community Prevention and Education

Conducting sexual violence prevention and awareness campaigns in various communities and schools.

Advocacy and Research

Advocating for the legal rights and status of survivors, accumulating their real-life experiences and voices, conducting research, and pursuing advocacy.