Safe@Weber Advocacy Services include: Developing a safety plan by identifying resources and strengths and assistance with supportive measures such as no-contact directives and class/housing changes, etc., assistance with reporting sexual misconduct (sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, stalking) to the WSU Office for Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity (Title IX coordinators) and reporting crimes to Weber State Police Department or another law enforcement agency, support such as advocacy during institutional and law enforcement investigations (including presence during interviews and court appearances), assistance with institutional petitions, assistance with civil orders such as domestic/dating violence protective orders and stalking injunctions and referrals to counseling, medical services, legal and financial resources and distribution of the Safe@Weber Emergency Survivor Fund.