Usually, the resource that is the best suited to be on the front line to assist athletes, or victims, are psychosocial organizations. I would recommend that these psychosocial resources be made aware of the availability of legal support, that they be trained to explain what kind of legal support is offered, and that they also be trained to put the parties in touch. That is with regard to the victim and legal information support.
For the legal information support to be effective, in our experience we need much more than legal information or a one-time conversation. We would really recommend that a lawyer be assigned to the file of a specific victim, that the documents be read, and that documents be drafted should documents need to be drafted. There should really be a counsel and client relationship established in order to make sure there is trust, and that legal advice is relevant to the situation at hand.