National Domestic Violence Hotline
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(800) 799-7233 · more numbers below
The National Domestic Violence Hotline is a national help line for people who are being hurt by a partner, or who are worried about someone. Trained advocates talk with you by phone, text, or online chat at any hour, and can help you think through options and find local help. It does not give out cash or hotel vouchers.
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What they offer 11
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Call the HotlineService
Call and talk with a trained advocate about abuse, safety, and your choices. Advocates can also share community resources and referrals.
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Deaf Hotline (video phone)Service
A video phone line for Deaf and hard of hearing people to reach advocates. Advocates can also be reached by instant messenger or email.
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Interpreters in more than 290 languagesService
If you want to talk in a language other than English, tell the advocate. They can bring a trained interpreter onto the call.
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Local Provider ReferralsService
Advocates can connect you with help near you. The website also has a directory of local providers for shelter, legal help, financial aid, and counseling.
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National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline (Love Is Respect)Service
A helpline for young people who are in an abusive relationship or want to know about healthy relationships. Love Is Respect also has a website with resources for young adults.
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Online ChatService
Chat live with an advocate on the Hotline's website.
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Ruth AI ChatService
Ruth is a computer chat helper that knows about domestic violence. It can help when you cannot reach a live advocate.
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Safety PlanningProgram
Tools and advocate talks to plan how to stay safer, whether you stay or leave a relationship. The website has a place to make a personal safety plan.
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