ShowMeCondoms vs RAINN

Use the ShowMeCondoms app to make informed, safe sexual health decisions. Features: - videos and educational information related to Hepatitis C, STD, STI and HIV prevention and care - locate sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing centers - locate free condom distribution centers - learn the risks of sexual activity - schedule push notification reminders of upcoming appointments - visit ShowMeCondoms.org for news, events, additional education and more Developed by the City of Columbia for the North Central Community Advisory Group (NCCAG) based out of the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services.

The RAINN app gives survivors of sexual violence and their loved ones access to support, self-care tools and information to help manage the short- and long-term effects of sexual violence. Find Support. The app’s “Hotline” feature can connect you directly with one-on-one support from a trained support specialist on RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline via phone or online chat. It’s free, confidential and available 24/7. You can also chat with other survivors in our peer-to-peer HelpRoom. Practice Self-Care. The app’s “Self-Care” section contains exercises to help you take a moment for yourself as you heal. They include a Mood Tracker to help you reflect on how you’re feeling and figure out the best ways to care for yourself; relaxing visuals from The Monday Campaign to help you destress; and audio exercises from Headspace for calming meditation. Learn More. The app’s “Learn” section includes helpful information on sexual violence topics, finding and giving support, and healing. You can also hear from survivors offering their own real-life stories of hope and healing. To learn more about the National Sexual Assault Hotline and RAINN, the largest anti-sexual violence organization in the U.S., visit rainn.org.