Gender-Based Violence Prevention Programs

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The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development funds community based organizations to provide essential violence prevention and intervention services in the community. These organizations serve adults and youth who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking.

Crisis Lines

Crisis calls include safety planning and finding referrals for individual situations. To connect with a live person that is trained in supporting survivors of violence, call or text 24/7.

Legal Services

Legal Services range from consultation, court accompaniment, assistance with restitution and other services. View the full list of available legal service providers.

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Emergency Shelter

Call to find a temporary safe place to stay, support with basic needs, and other services for survivors and their children. Find emergency shelters.

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Transitional Housing

Temporary housing that helps people find permanent housing, participants pay a portion of their income towards rent. Programs provide services such as therapy, connection to school and work opportunities and other resources. View transitional housing options.

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Intervention & Advocacy Programs

Connect with advocates in the community who can help you find and access resources. View the full list of intervention and advocacy programs.

Prevention & Education

For those looking to learn more about healthy relationships, domestic violence, and other forms of abuse at any age. View the full list of prevention and education programs.