Access to free, survivor-centered mental health resources is key. Today we lack care at Project Jdoe; we are creating both live and pre-recorded resources for survivors. Our goal is to re-think how we provide care with options for all with virtual first survivor-centered options.

From going to the hospital to doing nothing, there is no right or wrong way to seek care post-assault. Project Jdoe hopes to provide survivors with new tools to guide them through the medical system. From free emergency contraceptive and STI testing to access to a SANE nurse, our goal is to be there for survivors.

Today, there are limited options on how to report an assault. Telling your story once is traumatizing enough, and often, you’re asked to tell it to many strangers repeatedly within hours of an assault. We’re building an online system that will help you tell your story, guide you through the reporting process, allow you to invite witnesses, and share your story securely. All data stored here is yours and will be time-stamped and locked for whenever you want to access it.

Prevention starts with education and open and honest conversations. Project Jdoe provides 1-hour education up to 10-hour courses. Together we design programs to fit your needs and address the important issues.