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Domestic violence & survivor support resources

More than one in three women and one in seven men experience intimate partner violence in their lifetime. The hotlines, organizations, and state-by-state resources below were built by survivors, advocates, and clinicians who have spent decades working on exactly this — and they answer the phone.

If you are in immediate danger

Call 911. Police, fire, and EMS dispatch are the right call when someone is being hurt right now, when a weapon is involved, or when a child is at risk. The resources on this page are for everything else — safety planning, shelter, legal help, long-term support, and recovery.

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Crisis hotlines — free, confidential, 24/7

Every line below is staffed by trained advocates. You can call anonymously, you don't need to be in immediate danger to use them, and you don't have to know what you want before you call.

When substance use is part of it

Substance use and domestic violence are entangled more often than either field talks about

Studies estimate that alcohol or other drugs are involved in roughly forty to sixty percent of reported intimate-partner-violence incidents. That number cuts in more than one direction. A partner's using can make abuse more frequent or more severe. A survivor may be using to get through fear, sleep, pain, or a body that does not feel safe. Sometimes both are true in the same household at the same time.

None of that means substances cause abuse. People who don't drink also abuse partners, and most people who drink don't. What it means is that for many survivors, getting safe and getting sober are the same question, and trying to solve them in isolation usually fails the way taking on a wildfire with one bucket fails. The clinical term for this is co-occurring or dual-diagnosis care — treating substance use and the mental-health weight of trauma, PTSD, depression, or anxiety in one program, not handing the client a referral list and hoping.

If that is the picture you're in — yours or someone you love — the resources above come first. Safety planning, shelter, legal help, advocacy. Treatment for substance use is a step you can take when you're ready, and Pinnacle Peak Recovery in Scottsdale is one option for dual-diagnosis residential care. There are many others; the SAMHSA national treatment locator lists every licensed provider in the country.

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National organizations & advocacy

Long-running national organizations that train advocates, fund shelter networks, and publish the research most of the resources below rely on.

Resources for specific communities

Culturally specific organizations meet survivors where their identity, language, and lived experience are already understood.

  • National Indigenous Women's Resource Center

    Advocacy and resources for Native women and Tribal communities.

  • Ujima — National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community

    Resources for Black women, families, and communities affected by violence.

  • 1in6

    Support for men who experienced unwanted or abusive sexual experiences in childhood.

  • Men Stopping Violence

    Education and organizing to end male violence against women.

  • A Call to Men

    Healthy, respectful manhood training for schools, agencies, and workplaces.

  • Abused Deaf Women's Advocacy Services (ADWAS)

    Services for Deaf and hard-of-hearing survivors.

  • ASISTA

    Immigration assistance and legal advocacy for immigrant survivors.

  • Sisters Lead, Sisters Serve

    Resources for women of color affected by violence.

  • NAPIESV

    Pacific Islander communities addressing sexual violence.

  • Jewish Women International

    Resources for Jewish survivors of DV.

  • Break the Cycle

    Empowering youth to build healthy relationships and end dating abuse.

  • Men Challenging

    Engaging men and boys in DV and sexual-violence prevention.

  • DomesticShelters.org — Guide for U.S. Immigrants

    Guidance for immigrant survivors navigating DV resources.

  • Stronger Women

    Survivor-led support programs, group sessions, and long-term recovery resources.

LGBTQ+ community & survivor resources

Mainstream DV systems often fail LGBTQ+ survivors. The organizations below were built by and for that community.

  • Community United Against Violence (CUAV)

    Survivor-centered org ending violence and oppression in LGBTQ+ communities.

  • FORGE — for transgender and non-binary survivors

    Trauma-informed resources, provider education, and healing support for trans and non-binary survivors.

  • The Network / La Red

    Anti-oppression org ending partner abuse in LGBTQ+, kink, and polyamorous communities. 24-hour hotline: 617-742-4911.

  • LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Foundation

    Awareness, education, and survivor advocacy.

  • LGBTQ IPV Institute Resource Library

    Training materials and toolkits for advocates and shelters.

  • The Trevor Project

    Crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth. 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678-678.

  • Trans Survivors

    Safety planning tools and guidance for transgender survivors.

Child & youth safety

  • Darkness to Light

    Child sexual abuse prevention education and adult bystander training.

  • National Children's Alliance

    Supports child advocacy centers serving child abuse victims.

  • Stop It Now

    Prevention of child sexual abuse through education and support. Helpline: 1-888-773-8368.

  • Justice for Children

    Legal advocacy for children who are victims of abuse.

  • Yale Child Trauma and Sexual Trauma Recovery

    Trauma recovery resources for children and youth.

  • CyberTipline (NCMEC)

    Report online child exploitation to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Teen & young adult resources

  • Love Is Respect

    Dating-abuse resources for teens and young adults. Text LOVEIS to 22522.

  • Is Abuse Really a Cycle?

    Educational resource on abuse patterns.

  • 42 Domestic Violence Warning Signs

    Warning signs guide aimed at young people.

Safety planning & safe exit

Leaving is the most dangerous moment in an abusive relationship. The tools below were built by survivor advocates for exactly that window.

Understanding & recognizing abuse

  • Signs of Abuse — overview

  • Domestic Violence and Abuse — comprehensive guide

  • Signs of Domestic Violence — government resource

  • National Center on Elder Abuse

    Resources specific to elder abuse.

  • Intimate Partner Sexual Violence — fact sheet

  • Domestic Violence Against Men — resource guide

  • Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center

    Information and resources for stalking victims.

  • Child Custody Issues in DV Cases — guide

  • Are They Abusive? — awareness tools

Trauma recovery & mental health

Surviving the abuse and recovering from it are two different problems. The work below addresses the second.

Shelter & housing

Pregnancy & DV

Abuse often escalates during pregnancy. The resources below cover medical risk, warning signs, and safety planning specific to pregnant survivors.

  • Abuse During Pregnancy — overview

  • Domestic Violence and Pregnancy — health risks and safety steps

Workplace resources

Recursos en español

Apoyo en español por teléfono y en línea.

Books & long-form reading

  • Becoming a Survivor — book recommendations

  • Books for Healing — curated reading list

  • The Hotline: After You Leave — guide

  • Living Waters of Hope — faith-based support and educational materials

Supporting someone else

If you are reading this on behalf of someone else: leaving is a deeply personal decision and your support matters more than your timeline does.

  • The Hotline: Supporting Others — guide

  • How to Help a Friend Experiencing Domestic Abuse

  • Ten Ways to Help Domestic Violence Survivors

By state and territory

State-by-state resource directory

State coalitions are the canonical clearinghouse for every other local resource — shelters, legal aid, advocacy programs — in their state. If you don't know where to start in your area, start with the coalition.

AlabamaAL

AlaskaAK

American SamoaAS

  • American Samoa Alliance Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

ArizonaAZ

ArkansasAR

  • Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • Women and Children First
  • Arkansas DV resources

CaliforniaCA

ColoradoCO

  • Violence Free Colorado
  • Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • Crossroads Safehouse
  • Alternatives to Violence
  • A Woman's Place

ConnecticutCT

DelawareDE

District of ColumbiaDC

  • DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence
  • DC SAFE
  • DC Victim Domestic Violence Resources

FloridaFL

GeorgiaGA

  • Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence (GCADV)
  • Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault
  • Partnership Against Domestic Violence
  • Women's Resource Center to End Domestic Violence
  • UGA Family Justice Clinic Victim Resources
  • Ahimsa House (pet-DV crossover)
  • Georgia 24-Hour Statewide DV Hotline: 1-800-334-2836

GuamGU

  • Guam Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence

HawaiiHI

IdahoID

IllinoisIL

  • Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • The Network: Advocating Against DV
  • WINGS Program
  • Connections for Abused Women and their Children
  • Anew: Building Beyond Violence and Abuse
  • Guardian Angel Community Services
  • HOPE of East Central Illinois

IndianaIN

  • Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault & Human Trafficking
  • The Julian Center
  • Alternatives Inc.
  • The Center for Women and Families
  • Coburn Place
  • The Caring Place
  • Turning Point Domestic Violence Services

IowaIA

  • Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • DVIP & RVAP of Iowa
  • Riverview Center
  • Family Crisis Centers
  • Waypoint Services
  • Domestic/Sexual Assault Outreach Center

KansasKS

  • Kansas Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence
  • Midwest Native Coalition for Justice & Peace
  • Hope House
  • SAFEHOME
  • The Willow Domestic Violence Center
  • Newhouse KC
  • Domestic Violence Association of Central Kansas
  • Options Domestic & Sexual Violence Services
  • Rose Brooks

KentuckyKY

  • ZeroV (formerly Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence)
  • Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs
  • Cumberland Valley Domestic Violence Services
  • Sanctuary, Inc.
  • Hope's Wings Domestic Violence Program
  • The Center for Women and Families
  • BRASS
  • The Ion Center
  • Kentucky Safe at Home Survivor Resources

LouisianaLA

  • Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault
  • The Wellspring Alliance for Families
  • The Butterfly Society
  • Domestic Abuse Resistance Team
  • IRIS Domestic Violence Center
  • New Orleans Family Justice Center
  • Laura's House
  • Northwest Louisiana Family Justice Center
  • Faith House

MaineME

  • Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence
  • Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • Wabanaki Women's Coalition
  • Caring Unlimited
  • Partners for Peace
  • Family Violence Project
  • Safe Voices
  • Finding Our Voices
  • Through These Doors
  • Maine Domestic Violence Resources

MarylandMD

MassachusettsMA

  • Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
  • Massachusetts Domestic Violence Resources
  • Massachusetts Domestic Violence Services
  • Jane Doe Inc.
  • DOVE
  • RESPOND, Inc.

MichiganMI

  • Michigan Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence
  • Uniting Three Fires Against Violence
  • First Step
  • LACASA Center
  • Resilience: Advocates for Ending Domestic and Sexual Violence
  • SafeHouse Center
  • River House, Inc.
  • Domestic and Sexual Abuse Services
  • The Women's Center of Southeast Michigan
  • Safe Haven Ministries
  • RISE Advocacy

MinnesotaMN

  • Violence Free Minnesota
  • Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • Minnesota Indian Women's Sexual Assault Coalition
  • Day One
  • Esperanza United
  • Sojourner Project
  • Minnesota Safe at Home Resources

MississippiMS

  • Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • Mississippi Attorney General BOVA Resource Directory
  • House of Grace
  • S.A.F.E., Inc.
  • Care Lodge Domestic Violence Shelter
  • Domestic Abuse Family Shelter
  • Center for Violence Prevention
  • Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence

MissouriMO

MontanaMT

  • Montana Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
  • Victim Services by Region
  • Victim Services Portal
  • Montana Domestic Violence Resources
  • Haven
  • The Friendship Center
  • Abuse Support Prevention Education Network
  • Abbie Shelter

NebraskaNE

NevadaNV

  • Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence
  • SafeNest
  • Nevada DV Resources
  • S.A.F.E. House
  • The Shade Tree
  • Safe Embrace
  • Crisis Support Services of Nevada

New HampshireNH

  • New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
  • RESPONSE to Sexual & Domestic Violence
  • WISE
  • UNH Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention Program
  • Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support
  • The Starting Point
  • The Center for Safer Communities
  • HAVEN
  • Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention
  • REACH
  • Voices Against Violence
  • Thrive NH

New JerseyNJ

New MexicoNM

  • New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs
  • Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women
  • Domestic Violence Resource Center
  • New Mexico Domestic Violence Resources
  • Domestic Violence & Abuse Survivors Housing
  • New Mexico Legal Aid
  • Modest Means Helpline
  • New Mexico Crisis Line

New YorkNY

  • New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • Seven Dancers Coalition
  • CUNY Survivor Resource Guide
  • New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (OPDV)
  • New York Jewish DV Resource Directory
  • New York Office of Children and Family Services
  • New York Victim Resources
  • New York OPDV LGBTQI+ Domestic and Sexual Violence

North CarolinaNC

North DakotaND

Northern MarianasMP

  • Northern Marianas Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

OhioOH

OklahomaOK

  • Native Alliance Against Violence
  • Oklahoma.gov Domestic Violence Resources
  • Domestic Violence Resources and Links
  • Domestic Violence Intervention Services
  • Palomar Family Justice Center
  • Oklahoma Certified Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Programs

OregonOR

PennsylvaniaPA

Puerto RicoPR

  • Coordinadora Paz Para las Mujeres

Rhode IslandRI

  • Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • Day One
  • Rhode Island Governor's Workforce Board Support Services Directory
  • Rhode Island Domestic Violence and Abuse Help Directory
  • Sojourner House
  • Women's Resource Center
  • Helpline RI
  • Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center

South CarolinaSC

  • South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
  • South Carolina Victim Assistance Nonprofit Resources
  • South Carolina Domestic Violence Organizations
  • South Carolina Domestic Violence Awareness

South DakotaSD

  • South Dakota Network Against Family Violence and Sexual Assault
  • Native Women's Society of the Great Plains
  • South Dakota Victim Services Directory
  • Spouse/Intimate Partner Abuse Prevention Resources
  • South Dakota Coalition Ending Domestic Violence Directory

TennesseeTN

TexasTX

  • Texas Council on Family Violence
  • Texas Association Against Sexual Assault
  • Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse
  • Children's Advocacy Centers of Texas
  • The Family Place
  • Texas Advocacy Project
  • Texas Family Violence Resources
  • Angels of Love
  • The SAFE Alliance
  • Houston Area Women's Center

UtahUT

  • Utah Domestic Violence Coalition
  • Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • Restoring Ancestral Winds
  • Supporting Voices of Survivors
  • Community Abuse Prevention Services Agency
  • The Refuge Utah
  • Fight Against Domestic Violence
  • Utah Domestic Violence Coalition Local Resources
  • Utah Children's Justice Centers

VermontVT

Virgin IslandsVI

  • Virgin Islands Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Council
  • Women's Coalition of St. Croix

VirginiaVA

WashingtonWA

  • Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  • WomenSpirit Coalition
  • Domestic Abuse Women's Network
  • LifeWire
  • Abused Deaf Women's Advocacy Services
  • Futures Without Violence
  • SafePlace
  • Our Sisters' House
  • Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County
  • Peace From DV
  • Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse

West VirginiaWV

WisconsinWI

  • End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  • Sojourner Family Peace Center
  • UNIDOS Against Domestic Violence
  • Family Advocates, Inc.
  • Wisconsin DCF Domestic Abuse Services
  • Domestic Abuse Intervention Services

WyomingWY

Many entries above are listed by name only. State coalitions move, merge, and rebrand often, and rather than link to URLs that may have rotted, we surface the organization name so you can search for the current site. If you find a corrected URL or a missing organization, let us know.

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