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ABSTRACT
This study examines Male Sexual Abuse and the Need for Social Work Intervention in The University of Benin, Faculty of Social Sciences. The study adopts the survey research design on the bases of which data were sourced from 100 men and women. Questionnaires were given to get different perspective of persons on the focus of study. The research questions were based on age, family background, sex, sexual experience were raised and the data were analyzed using percentage while recommendations were made base on the findings There also needs to be awareness of cultural attitudes and sensitivities. All male/men who may be victims of sexual abuse should be sensitized to sexual violence against men for fear of accentuating the problem. Counselling services for survivors of sexual assault should be opened up to men and women, though it is likely that different sessions will be required for the two sexes in order to encourage both to talk. Survivors should be able to choose the sex of their medical worker, counsellor and interpreter.
