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What services does Abuse offer to people in crisis?

Abuse provides immediate support to those in danger, including shelter, counseling, legal aid, rehabilitation, and long-term recovery assistance. We also offer resources for addiction recovery, support for minority individuals, and help for survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence.

How can I tell if I'm a victim of abuse?

If you feel controlled, afraid, or hurt by someone in your life—physically, emotionally, or psychologically—you may be experiencing abuse. Signs include physical injuries, isolation, manipulation, and financial control. If you’re unsure, our helpline is available for confidential advice.

What should I do if I'm in immediate danger?

If you’re in immediate danger, contact emergency services (911 in the U.S.) right away. If possible, go to a safe location like a neighbor’s house, public area, or police station. You can also contact Abuse for support in creating a safety plan and finding shelter.

Can I get help if I'm not ready to leave my situation yet?

Yes, Abuse can still provide support even if you’re not ready to leave. We can help you develop a safety plan, provide counseling, and connect you with resources to ensure that when you are ready, you can do so safely.

How does Abuse support minority individuals?

Abuse provides safe spaces and tailored support for minority individuals facing discrimination, violence, or rejection. We understand the unique challenges the community faces and offer compassionate, confidential services to help you through any crisis.

How can I get involved with Abuse?

You can support Abuse by becoming a volunteer, donating, or helping raise awareness about our mission. We welcome anyone who wants to contribute to helping victims of abuse and building a safer community.

Does Abuse provide legal assistance?

Yes, Abuse offers legal aid for survivors, including help with obtaining restraining orders, pressing charges, and navigating the legal system. We are here to support you throughout the process to ensure your safety and justice.

Are the services provided by Abuse confidential?

Absolutely. All services provided by Abuse are confidential, and we prioritize your safety and privacy. Your information will never be shared without your consent, and we take every step to protect your identity.

How do I know if someone I care about is a victim of abuse?

Signs of abuse include unexplained injuries, changes in behavior, isolation, and constant communication with or seeking approval from their partner or abuser. If you suspect someone is being abused, approach them with care and let them know you’re there to support them.

Does Abuse offer help for individuals struggling with addiction?

Yes, Abuse provides support for individuals dealing with addiction. We offer rehabilitation resources and counseling to help people break free from addiction and start on a path to recovery.