Resources for
Sexual violence

Sexual violence

The following materials were created prior to the merger between the Utah Department of Health (UDOH) and the Utah Department of Human Services (UDHS). These materials are only available upon request.

Core SVIPP fact sheet, 2020.

The "2020 Core SVIPP Fact Sheet" outlines a strategic approach by the Violence and Injury Prevention Program (VIPP) to address multiple forms of injury and violence in Utah by focusing on data-driven interventions. Key priority areas include healthcare access, economic stability, and social norms, with shared strategies such as trauma-informed approaches and strengthening economic support for women.

Sexual violence fact sheet, 2016.

The "Sexual Violence Fact Sheet 2016" provides data on the prevalence and impact of sexual violence in Utah, noting that 9.7% of Utah adults reported experiencing non-consensual sexual activity. It highlights the connection between sexual violence and negative health outcomes, such as mental health issues and substance use, and emphasizes the importance of primary prevention strategies to reduce risk factors and promote protective factors.

Costs of sexual violence in Utah, 2016.

The "Costs of Sexual Violence in Utah" report estimates that sexual violence cost Utah nearly $5 billion in 2011, with the largest expenses resulting from pain, suffering, and diminished quality of life. It highlights a significant disparity in spending, with $92 million allocated to managing perpetrators and only $16.5 million dedicated to supporting victims, emphasizing the need for increased investment in prevention.

Infographic costs sexual violence.

The "Infographic: Costs of Sexual Violence" presents a visual summary of the nearly $5 billion annual cost of sexual violence in Utah, with the majority attributed to pain, suffering, and loss of quality of life. It emphasizes the need for greater prevention efforts, showing a stark contrast between funds spent on perpetrators versus support for victims.

Crisis calls report, 2003-2008.

The 2003-2008 report on Utah's Statewide 24-hour Sexual Violence Crisis and Information Hotline details that the hotline received over 2,800 calls, with the highest number occurring in 2006. Salt Lake, Utah, and Davis counties accounted for the majority of the calls, highlighting the importance of the hotline in providing crisis support across the state.

Rape crisis programs Utah, previous to 2024.

The "Rape Crisis Resources Utah" document offers a comprehensive list of crisis centers across Utah, providing support for sexual violence survivors in different counties. It includes contact numbers for local organizations and a statewide 24-hour Sexual Violence Crisis and Information Hotline.

10 warning signs-sexual violence.

10 warning signs to watch for sexual violence. Poster or infographic.

A 101 guide for sexual violence prevention.

The "101 Guide for Sexual Violence Primary Prevention" offers a comprehensive framework for preventing sexual violence, emphasizing a public health approach. It covers key strategies such as promoting healthy relationships, addressing cultural norms, and providing community education, while highlighting the importance of evidence-based interventions and collaboration among agencies to prevent first-time occurrences of sexual violence.

Utah's sexual violence primary prevention plan, 2010-2017.

The "Utah Sexual Violence Primary Prevention Plan 2010-2017" outlines a strategic approach to prevent sexual violence across the state, focusing on changing social norms, building capacity, and targeting both universal and specific populations. It emphasizes collaboration between government agencies, community organizations, and stakeholders to create a violence-free environment where respectful interactions are the norm.

Upstanding program review.

The "Upstanding Program Review" details a bystander intervention program aimed at preventing sexual and interpersonal violence by equipping individuals with skills to intervene in harmful situations. It is designed for various audiences, including community organizations and students, and is offered free of charge through the Utah Department of Health.

Resources for Sexual violence

Sexual violence

Resources for
Sexual violence