Research Guides: Domestic Violence: Websites

Help for Domestic Violence

These are organizations which can give assistance with domestic violence

AZ Coalition against Domestic Violence
AZ Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Call (602)279-2900 for assistance.
more...less...
http://www.acesdv.org
AZ State Department of Corrections Office of Victim Services
AZ State Department of Corrections for advocacy for victims of inmates. Assists with orders of protection, notifies victims of inmates release date and attends court hearings with victims. Call (602)-542-1853 or 1-866-787-7233
Bravery Project
Changing public perception by connecting abuse survivors with the public through art.
City of Mesa Victim Services
Mesa AZ Prosecutor's Office - Victim Services
Victim services through Mesa Police Department. Call (480)-644-4075 for resources in the Mesa area.

http://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/police/divisions/mesa-family-advocacy-center/victim-services
more...less...
City of Mesa Victim Services works with the Mesa Family Advocacy Center. See below website:

http://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/police/divisions/mesa-family-advocacy-center
New Leaf Autumn House
New Leaf Autumn House support group for victims of domestic violence. Call main number (480)-969-4024 and ask for the coordinator.

http://www.turnanewleaf.org/services/domestic-violence.html

Domestic Violence Danger Assessment
This website gives assistance in determining the level of danger an abused women has of being killed by her intimate partner. One part of the danger assessment is a list of questions about the person who is or has hurt them.
Help for Pets of Domestic Violence Victims
Project Safehouse gives temporary foster care for pets until the domestic violence victim is in a safe environment. For information call the Arizona Humane Society, Project Safe House, 602-997-7585, ext. 2156 or email alternativeplacement@azhumane.org
MOSAIC Method Threat Assessment for Males and Females
A domestic violence threat assessment to determine the level of domestic violence danger a person is in

Crisis? For people that need shelter/safety now. CONTACTS Shelter Hotline (602)-263-8900 will locate shelter beds in the area.

https://www.azmag.gov/archive/DV/Shelters/shelters.html

211 Crisis
For people that need emergency shelter/safety now. Dial 211 and follow the prompts
more...less...
http://www.211.org
CAAFA Safe Home Network
This network consists of 120 partners that work to address domestic violence in our community. Crisis line (480)-982-0196 or 1-877-982-0196
more...less...
Regular phone number (480)-982-0205
Partners include law enforcement, behavioral health providers, social service agencies, educators, business owners, media groups, domestic violence survivors and others.
Care7
City of Tempe Crisis Response Team will provide on-scene assistance and follow-up resources in Tempe. Call 480-350-8004
more...less...
Call 480-350-8004 or access http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/human-services/care-7

U.S. National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-(800)-799-7233 (safe) or TTY 1-800-787-3224

National Resources number 1-(888)-743-5754. Both numbers part of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

http://ncadv.org or the hotline http://www.thehotline.org

National Online Resource Center on Violence Against Women
Online Resources for women victims of domestic violence
U.S. National Domestic Violence Hotline
Women's Law
Part of the National Network to End Domestic Violence. Provides legal information to domestic violence victims
more...less...
http://www.womenslaw.org or the organization's website http://nnedv.org/