Domestic Violence: An Overview
Crisis-Lines and Hotlines
State | Phone |
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Alabama | 334 793-5214 |
Alaska | 907 586-3650 |
Arizona | 602 279-2900 800 782-6400 |
Arkansas | 501 663-4668 |
California, Central California, Southern | 209 524-1888 310 655-6098 |
Colorado | 303 573-9018 |
Connecticut | 203 524-5890 |
Delaware | 800 701-0456 |
District of Columbia | 202 783-5332 |
Florida | 904 668-6862 |
Georgia | 800 643-1212 |
Hawaii | 808 486-5072 |
Idaho | 208 384-0419 |
Illinois | 800 241-8456 |
Indiana | 800 332-7385 |
Iowa | 800 942-0333 |
Kansas | 913 232-9784 |
Kentucky | 502 875-4132 |
Louisiana | 800 837-5400 |
Maine | 207 941-1194 |
Maryland | 800 634-3577 |
Massachusetts | 617 248-0922 |
Michigan | 517 484-2924 |
Minnesota | 800 646-0994 |
Mississippi | 601 981-9196 |
Missouri | 314 634-4161 |
Montana | 406 256-6334 |
Nebraska | 800 876-6238 |
Nevada | 800 500-1556 |
New York, English: New York, Spanish: | 800 942-6906 800 942-6908 |
New Mexico | 800 773-3645 |
New Jersey | 800 572-7233 |
New Hampshire | 800 852-3388 |
North Dakota | 800 472-2911 |
North Carolina | 919 956-9124 |
Ohio | 800 934-9840 |
Oklahoma | 800 522-9054 |
Oregon | 503 223-7411 |
Pennsylvania | 800 932-4632 |
Puerto Rico | 809 722-2907 |
Rhode Island | 800 494-8100 |
South Carolina | 800 260-9293 |
South Dakota | 605 225-5122 |
Tennessee | 800 356-6767 |
Texas | 800 252-5400 |
Utah | 801 538-4100 |
Vermont | 802 223-1302 |
Virginia | 800 838-8238 |
Washington | 800 562-6025 |
West Virginia | 304 765-2250 |
Wisconsin | 608 255-0539 |
Wyoming | 800 990-3877 |
Illinois Domestic Violence Resources:
American Red Cross-Greater Chicago
Chicago Abused Women’s Coalition
Constance Morris House
Crisis Center for South Suburbia
Crisis Line of Will County
Evanston Shelter for Battered Women
Family Rescue, Inc.
Family Shelter Service
A Friend’s Place
House Of The Good Shepherd
Korean American Women In Need
Life Span
Metropolitan Family Services
Neopolitan Lighthouse
A Safe Place
Sarah’s Inn
South Suburban Family Shelter, Inc.
Southwest Women Working Together
Introduction
What is Emotional Abuse?
What is Physical Abuse?
What is Sexual Abuse?
Domestic Violence Statistics: Prevalence and Trends
It’s Hard to Stop because it’s Hard to Report
Effects of Domestic Violence
Effects of Domestic Violence on Children and Teenagers
Help is Available!
Domestic Violence Shelters: What They Do
Conclusions
Nationwide Crisis and Hotline Directory
Domestic Violence References
Referring to this article:
“Domestic Violence: An Overview” was written by C. J. Newton, MA, Learning Specialist and published in the Find Counseling.com (formerly TherapistFinder.net) Mental Health Journal in February, 2001.
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