Sexual assault (SA) is a significant public health issue which can result in a variety of consequences such as physical injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, suicidal ideation, and financial strain. In Idaho, a total of 2,045 nonconsensual sexual offenses were reported to police in 2022. However, this figure only includes offenses known to authorities, which given the low reporting rate for sexual assault, is likely an underestimation of its actual occurrence. Post-assault, survivors are faced with a host of legal and non-legal needs. To better understand these needs, Idaho Legal Aid Services (ILAS) contracted with researchers at Boise State University to examine the legal and non-legal needs facing rural SA survivors in Idaho.