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Hotlines
If you are working with someone in immediate danger, call 911.
There are numerous local and national domestic violence hotlines that serve individuals seeking assistance on domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. Depending on where you live, a victim/survivor or an organization can call a local or a national hotline to get more information about services in the area. For an organization, establishing a relationship with a local hotline can be a valuable asset when seeking services. It is also important to be registered with the national hotlines so that people can find your services.
