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NYC Office to
End Domestic and
Gender-Based
Violence | | | All domestic
violence
survivors | -
24-hr Domestic Violence Hotline: call 1-800-621-4673 or text 1-800-810-7444 for immediate safety planning, shelter assistance, etc. -
NYC Family Justice Centers: helps survivors plan for their safety, apply for public benefits and housing, get legal assistance, etc. |
Arab-American
Family Support
Center | | | | -
Preventive Services: ensures the safety of children in homes where
there have been allegations of child abuse. Helps parents understand rules
about education and discipline within the US and provides crisis intervention/problem resolution services -
Anti-Violence Program: in partnership with the NYC Family Centers. Case managers assist survivors with safety plans, legal assistance, translation services, etc. |
| | | All domestic
violence
survivors | -
Domestic Violence Law Project: free legal assistance in issues such as child custody, visitation, divorce, orders of protection, and child support -
Project SAFE Lock Replacement: professional locksmith will change your lock for free if you have recently experienced a crime in which the safety of your home has been compromised. |
| | | All domestic
violence
survivors | -
Assist clients in obtaining protection orders, divorces, custody of children, child/spousal support orders -
Assist clients (especially child abuse victims) with child welfare proceedings -
Housing, economic, immigration legal services also available |
NYS Office for
Prevention of
Domestic Violence | | | All domestic
violence
survivors | Chat, text and calls are completely confidential; secure and private; staffed by professionals who can help; available 7 days/week, 24 hours per day. |
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Free, confidential legal services: Shalom Task Force’s attorneys help clients obtain orders of protection from abusive partners, custody of children, immigration relief (VAWA/U-Visa), visitation rights, child and
spousal support, divorce, and rabbinical court proceedings -
Hotline: provides referrals to local resources |
National Domestic
Violence Hotline | | | All domestic
violence
survivors | The hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Highly-trained, expert advocates offer free, confidential crisis
intervention information and referral services in over 200 languages. |
| | | All domestic
violence
survivors | -
Individual and group counseling, case management, crisis intervention -
Legal services: child custody/visitation/support, divorce, housing & public benefits, immigration, orders of protection -
Career Readiness and Office Operations workshops: help survivors find living-wage, career track jobs |
Diaspora
Community
Services | | | | -
CARE Program: provides sexual assault survivors with civil legal advocacy, counseling, criminal justice advocacy, crisis intervention, medical response, job training, material assistance, and transportation -
Free and confidential HIV and Hepatitis-C testing and prevention services in North and Central Brooklyn |
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Lead Latina victims of domestic violence to safety, empower them to live free of violence and reach and sustain their full potential. -
Provides 24-hour English/Spanish hotline, counseling, emergency shelter, financial literacy, and outreach services |
NYC Anti-
Violence Project | | | | -
Crisis intervention, safety planning, short-term counseling -
Free legal services: Family Court, Housing Court, Civil Court, immigration matters, etc. -
Economic Empowerment Program: provides clients with free and confidential financial and workforce development services |
| | Brooklyn,
Manhattan,
Queens | | -
Counseling and critical resource intervention -
Legal services: VAWA self-petitions, U & T visas, orders of protection, custody, visitation, child support, divorce, etc. -
Economic Empowerment Program: helps survivors become self-sufficient and establish economic stability |
