Immediate crisis intervention. Support group for incest and sexual assault survivors Hospital accompaniment Individual follow-up counseling Legal advocacy, court accompaniment Support for victims and their families

Operates a 24-hour, 365 days a year crisis hotline. Through this hotline, Advocates respond to the needs of community members, whether it is a victim needing safe shelter or just advice.

Offers free and confidential pregnancy testing and counseling.

Trained advocates are available to talk to you about your particular situation, to provide emotional support, to offer referrals to community resources, and to help you make a safety plan to leave your abuser.

Provides a safe place for community members to relax during the day. Services provided at the drop-in center include case management and referrals to other programs in the area.

Offers free and confidential pregnancy testing and counseling.

Program provides a national crisis hotline for children, teens, and parents. Staff can also provide local resources as needed.

Immediate crisis intervention. Support group for incest and sexual assault survivors Hospital accompaniment Individual follow-up counseling Legal advocacy, court accompaniment Support for victims and their families

The 24-hour crisis hotline provides support and direction for parents and providers regarding the Safe Haven law, including Safe Surrender locations, adoption resources and parenting support. The National Safe Haven Alliance also can provide direct resources to assist and prevent infant abandonment. The crisis hotline, (888) 510-2229, is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by social workers, nurses, and paramedics that have received comprehensive training and are able to support and assist parents and providers.

Crisis hotline for women affected by domestic violence and sexual assault.

Danger/lethality assessment Crisis intervention services Emergency shelter Case management Food and clothing Safety planning Emergency local transportation Confidential shelter location Domestic violence education

Program provides a pregnancy crisis center which also provides diapers and baby clothes.

Program provides domestic violence services for the United States, U.S. Territories, Canada and Mexico. They can connect victims and survivors with local programs across the country.

If this is an emergency and you or someone you know is in immediate danger of harming themselves or others please call 911.Use this form to connect us to a veteran in need of our support. Please fill out the form as completely as possible. Our goal is to respond as quickly as possible, however, there can sometimes be a delay in response time, especially if information is incomplete.For expedited support you can reach our Response Coordinator on duty at 1-855-932-7384.You can also reach the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255.WE ARE CURRENTLY ONLY PROVIDING SERVICES TO VETERANS IN ARKANSAS.

National anti-trafficking hotline and resource center serving victims and survivors of human trafficking and the anti-trafficking community in the United States. The toll-free hotline is available to answer calls from anywhere in the country, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in more than 200 languages.

Program provides a 24-hour line to report suspected crimes against children.

Program provides a range of services to survivors of domestic violence.

Hotline staff is available to answer questions, provide support, safety planning, and referrals. Calls are always confidential and we will never call you back (to protect your confidentiality).

Program provides a variety of services to those having experienced a sexual assault, including: Forensic exams ("rape kit") Court/legal advocacy Law enforcement assistance Crisis hotline

The hotline is free, confidential and available via phone or chat 24/7 to anyone needing emotional support, no matter whether or not the person is thinking about suicide. People call to talk about lots of things: substance abuse, economic worries, relationships, sexual identity, getting over abuse, depression, mental and physical illness, and loneliness, to name a few.

Immediate crisis intervention. Support group for incest and sexual assault survivors Hospital accompaniment Individual follow-up counseling Legal advocacy, court accompaniment Support for victims and their families

Identifies and addresses the behavioral health needs of Native youth and young adults by reducing suicidal behavior, substance abuse, mental illness, and trauma.Program Goals and Objectives: Assess behavioral health needs and strengths in the Native Communities Reduce suicidal behavior and substance abuse amongst Native youth and young adults up to age 24 Provide mental health support by facilitating a collaboration amongst Culturally Appropriate service providers Conduct suicide prevention outreach to at risk Native communities and agencies

Provides a toll free crisis intervention hotline."By calling our helpline at 988 our crisis call specialists confidentially and anonymously offer intervention and counseling, link the caller with resources in their area, and ultimately, save lives by preventing crises from becoming life-threatening"

24 hour HotlinePeople on staff to speak with you 24/7.Life can be difficult. Statistically, most people find themselves in need of some mental health or behavioral health care at least once in their lifetime. This might be due to a particular situation that has occurred or just one's innate biology. Either way, seeking care is nothing to be ashamed about. It is a more common need than most people believe. The key is seeking treatment early.

Service provides help for veterans and their families in crisis offering Care Coordinator support, Case Management, gun safety locks, Crisis Call line. The program works with health providers and community organizations to help Veterans and their families in crisis including warning signs and tips for talking to children about the crisis.