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The VictimConnect Resource Map is Live!

The VictimConnect Resource Map is a searchable tool with national and local resources commonly used by our visitors. The resources can be filtered by categories, services, location, and keywords.

This is not an exhaustive list of resources or available options, but over time we will continue to add resources.

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Looking for additional resources? The Tribal Resource Tool is an online map of diverse resources for American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) survivors and victims of crime and abuse created in collaboration with the National Congress of American Indians, the Tribal Law and Policy Institute, and the NCVC.

Visit www.tribalresourcetool.org to access information about services for all ages and all crime types, in cities, suburban, and rural areas, both on and off the reservation.

  • Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

    Phone: 1-800-252-5400

    Website: https://www.dfps.state.tx.us/Contact_Us/report_abuse.asp

    Category(ies): Child Exposed to Violence, Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Current or Recent), Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse Images

    Service(s): Crime Reporting, Hotline/Information and Referrals

    Location(s): Texas

    Call our Abuse Hotline toll-free 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, nationwide, or report with our secure website and get a response within 24 hours. We cannot accept email reports of suspected abuse or neglect.
  • Texas Health and Human Services Commission – Mental and Social Services, Behavioral Health

    Phone: 512-424-6500

    Website: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/services/mental-health-substance-use

    Category(ies): Other

    Service(s): Medical/Health Assistance

    Location(s): Texas

    Provide Crisis Services, assessment, case management, detoxification services and other mental health and substance abuse prevention services
  • Texas Legal Services Center

    Phone: 512-477-6000

    Website: https://www.tlsc.org/

    Category(ies): All Crime Types

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal)

    Location(s): Texas

    Provides legal advice, advocacy, representation, and education to underserved people across the state in regards to almost every aspect of civil law that impacts low-income Texans.
  • Texas Office of the Attorney General

    Phone: (512) 463-2100

    Fax: (512) 494-8017

    Website: https://texasattorneygeneral.gov/

    Location(s): Texas

    The SCR receives calls 24 hours a day, every day from two types of sources: persons who are required by law (mandated) to report suspected cases of child abuse and maltreatment; and calls from non-mandated reporters, including the public
  • Texas Sexual Assault and Crisis Services

    Phone: (800) 983-9933

    Other Phone: (512) 936-1200, (800) 735-2989 – TTY, (800) 252-8011 – Constituent Affairs

    Website: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/victims/sapcs.shtml

    Service(s): Financial or Material Assistance, General Social Services, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil)

    Location(s): Texas

    Helps connect vicims with Crime Victims’ Compensation (CVC) Program, Emergency Medical Care Compensation – Sexual Assault Exam. and the Address Confidentiality Program
  • The A21 Campaign, Inc. – North Carolina

    Phone: (704) 209-9937

    Website: www.a21.org

    Category(ies): Human Trafficking (Labor), Human Trafficking (Sex)

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Employment/Education Assistance, Other, Traditional Healing and Referrals, Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)

    Location(s): North Carolina

    The A21 Campaign, Inc. is a counter human trafficking organization that assists in the fight against trafficking in the areas of prevention, awareness, education, legal assistance coordination, identification operations alongside trusted partners, and survivor services. A21 is a global organization but has an office in North Carolina dedicated to direct services for survivors of Human Trafficking.
  • The Advocates for Human Rights

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: (612) 341-3302

    Fax: (612) 341-2971

    Website: http://www.theadvocatesforhumanrights.org/

    Category(ies): Human Trafficking (Labor), Human Trafficking (Sex), Other

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)

    Location(s): Minnesota

    The Advocates for Human Rights believes that each one of us has a part to play in defending human rights. By engaging volunteers in hands-on human rights work, The Advocates not only accomplishes critical research and advocacy, we transform volunteers into advocates for human rights. The Advocates works on two levels: the systemic level and the individual direct services level. The Advocates’ unique approach grounds policy work in the lived experiences of our partners and clients. When our clients experience injustice, we help them and advocate to change the systems that perpetuate those injustices. When our partners report barriers to safety and security, we identify the gaps in legal protections and develop solutions.
  • The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program

    Phone: (205) 348-6010

    Website: https://adap.ua.edu/

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal)

    Location(s): Alabama

    ADAP promotes legally based advocacy to the peole of Alabama with disbilities in order to protect, promote and expand their rights.
  • The Bar Association of the District of Columbia

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: (202) 223-6600

    Fax: (202) 293-3388

    Website: https://www.badc.org/

    Category(ies): Assault, Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Current or Recent), Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Historical), Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Elder Abuse or Neglect, Financial Crimes/Fraud/Identity Theft, Hate Crime, Human Trafficking (Labor), Human Trafficking (Sex), Sexual Assault, Stalking, Terrorism and Mass Violence, Violation of a Court (Protective) Order

    Service(s): Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal)

    Location(s): District of Columbia

    The bar association of the District of Columbia provides the only Lawyer Referral Service in the District of Columbia as a public service to the community and a service to its members. it provides an effective means for members of the general public to be referred to attorneys who are experienced in the area of law in which they need assistance. The LRS works on a rotating basis within the fields of law indicated on the enrollment application. The referral fee is $39.95 collected from the caller by credit card over the telephone by the referral service intake staff. When a referral is made to a panel attorney, the caller will be given the name and telephone number of one attorney from the panel list. The caller is then connected to the attorney’s office to make an appointment for the initial consultation. If an actual legal case materializes, panel attorneys are also required to remit a percentage of fees received from referred cases back the the Bar. If an appointment is not kept or the client never calls for an appointment, it is the responsibility of the attorney to so inform the LRS within two weeks of the referral date.
  • The California Missing Children Clearinghouse

    Email: [email protected].

    Website: https://oag.ca.gov/missing/mups

    Category(ies): Human Trafficking (Sex), Kidnapping (Custodial/Familial), Kidnapping (Non-Custodial)

    Service(s): Crime Reporting, Forensic Services

    Location(s): California

    The MCCH works closely with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to aid in locating children who have been abducted and taken out of California or brought into California. The MCCH publishes and distributes a monthly poster and quarterly bulletin featuring missing children and dependant adults throughout California. The California Missing Children Clearinghouse (MCCH) maintains a toll-free telephone hotline (1-800-222-FIND) 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week to receive information and inquiries regarding missing children. It relays this information to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.
  • The Catholic Diocese of Little Rock

    Phone: (501) 664-0340

    Website: http://www.dolr.org/catholic-charities/immigration-little-rock

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Employment/Education Assistance, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal)

    Location(s): Arkansas

    Low-cost immigration counseling to those eligible for immigration benefits and cannot afford private assistance, along with advocacy and other forms of supporting victims move forward
  • The Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of the Elderly (CARIE)

    Phone: (215) 545-5728

    Website: http://www.carie.org/

    Category(ies): Elder Abuse or Neglect

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, General Social Services, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Transportation Assistance (Local)

    Location(s): Pennsylvania

    CARIE LINE is a free telephone and online, one-on-one service that assists older adults and their caregivers identify and access needed services and supports. CARIE LINE Advocates offer options counseling, information, advocacy and education to help elders and caregivers identify and access resources on any issue an elder may be facing, including health insurance coverage, housing, health resources, nutritional support, long term care services, housing, transportation, abuse and neglect, financial exploitation and many more. Requests for help come from older adults, their families and neighbors, as well as from social workers and other community service professionals who depend upon the CARIE LINE for a prompt, caring, and reliable response.
  • The Center for Sexual Assault Survivors

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: 757-599-9844

    Website: www.visitthecenter.org

    Category(ies): Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse Images, Human Trafficking (Sex), Sexual Assault, Teen Dating Violence

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Sexual Assault/Rape Urgent/Acute Response, Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)

    Location(s): Virginia

    Free and confidential services for primary and secondary victims of sexual violence. Services include counseling, support groups, medical accompaniments, court advocacy, and a 24 hour crisis hotline. The Center also has a volunteer program and provides free training and community education.
  • The Center for Trauma & Resilience

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: (303) 860-0660

    Website: https://traumahealth.org/

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Hotline/Information and Referrals

    Location(s): Colorado

    The Center for Trauma & Resilience provides culturally and linguistically responsive programs, health promotion and crime prevention education. We provide services to those affected by crime and the resulting trauma, at no cost
  • The Center for Women and Families

    Phone: (502) 581-7222

    Website: http://www.thecenteronline.org/

    Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Sexual Assault

    Service(s): Children/Youth/Family Services, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Employment/Education Assistance, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Housing (Long-Term/Transitional), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)

    Location(s): Kentucky

    Provides trauma-informed advocacy and support for individuals, families and communities affected by intimate partner violence and sexual assault. They aim to mitigate the impact of trauma by building resiliency and reducing risk factors at all levels
  • The Center on Halsted LGBTQ Violence Resource Line

    Email: [email protected].

    Phone: (773) 472-6469

    Website: http://www.centeronhalsted.org/ACE.html

    Location(s): Illinois

    This organization offers help to LGBTQ people in Chicago. They offer services such as incidence reporting and assistace, legal clinic and referrals and advocacy.
  • The Central Missouri Human Trafficking Coalition

    Phone: (866) 590-5959

    Other Phone: (888) 373-7888

    Website: http://www.stophumantraffickingmo.com/

    Category(ies): Human Trafficking (Labor), Human Trafficking (Sex)

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Employment/Education Assistance, Financial or Material Assistance, General Social Services, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Housing (Long-Term/Transitional), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Medical/Health Assistance, Safety Planning, Transportation Assistance (Local)

    Location(s): Missouri

    Survivor Support, Outreach & Education,
  • The Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: 303.839.9999

    Website: https://www.ccasa.org/

    Category(ies): Sexual Assault

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)

    Location(s): Colorado

    The Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CCASA) was founded in 1984 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit to be the collective voice of rape crisis advocates across the state of Colorado. Today, our membership includes over 100 sexual assault survivors, victim advocates, rape crisis centers, dual domestic violence and sexual assault programs, college and university campuses, medical professionals, law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, public health agencies, offender treatment programs, public officials, as well as other organizations and concerned individuals throughout Colorado. As a statewide coalition, CCASA supports our members, partners, and the broader community through technical assistance, training, information and referrals, educational materials, statewide systems change, and public policy education and advocacy.
  • The Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance (COVA)

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: (303) 861-1160

    Website: https://www.coloradocrimevictims.org/

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Crime Reporting, Employment/Education Assistance, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Housing (Long-Term/Transitional), Medical/Health Assistance

    Location(s): Colorado

    Crisis and Trauma Tips & Human Trafficking Program Survivor Support Services provides referrals, and case management services to eligible victims of both labor and sex trafficking in Colorado
  • The Community Support Center

    Phone: (406) 683-6106

    Fax: (406) 683-4588

    Website: http://www.cscofswmt.org/about-us.html

    Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Sexual Assault

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Employment/Education Assistance, General Social Services, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Housing (Long-Term/Transitional), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)

    Location(s): Montana

    Provides advocacy services to survivors of domestic, sexual, and social violence in Beaverhead and Madison Counties of Southwest Montana.
  • The Compassionate Friends

    Phone: (630) 990-0010

    Other Phone: (877) 969-0010

    Fax: (630) 990-0246

    Website: https://www.compassionatefriends.org

    Location(s): Michigan

    The mission of The Compassionate Friends: When a child dies, at any age, the family suffers intense pain and may feel hopeless and isolated. The Compassionate Friends provides highly personal comfort, hope, and support to every family experiencing the death of a son or a daughter, a brother or a sister, or a grandchild, and helps others better assist the grieving family.
  • The DC Center for LGBT Community

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: 202-682-2245

    Website: https://thedccenter.org/

    Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Hate Crime, Sexual Assault, Violation of a Court (Protective) Order

    Location(s): District of Columbia

    The DC Center for the LGBT Community offers a wide array of resources and support group services for those who identify as LGBT in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. They have a variety of resources ranging from legal services, advocacy, and health services to volunteer, arts and entertainment, and support group services. The DC Center has several support groups running for specific communities within the LGBT sphere. Communities such as females, males, transgender, youth, elder, Asian, African American etc. Listed on the website are also LGBT speaker affiliates and LGBT friendly businesses in the area.
  • The Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc.

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: 419-774-5840

    Fax: 419-526-5320

    Website: www.thedvshelter.com

    Category(ies): Assault, Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Sexual Assault, Stalking, Teen Dating Violence

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Safety Planning, Sexual Assault/Rape Urgent/Acute Response, Support Groups

    Location(s): Ohio

    The Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. is a private, nonprofit organization that opened its doors in 1979 as one of the first three domestic violence shelters in the state of Ohio. The Shelter was founded by a group of concerned citizens who were moved to provide much needed assistance to victims of domestic violence that found themselves in danger without options for safety. Our current property has nearly 10,000 square feet with 10 client rooms that can house up to 29 individuals comfortably. The Shelter has evolved from providing primarily emergency shelter to becoming a fully functioning agency that provides a range of services to survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. In 2007, The Shelter became a dual focused program and now provides 24/7 advocacy and support to survivors of sexual assault who present in the emergency rooms of Ohio Health Mansfield and Avita Health System.
  • The Doves Program

    Phone: (308) 436-4357

    Website: https://www.dovesprogram.com/contact-us

    Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Human Trafficking (Sex), Sexual Assault, Stalking, Teen Dating Violence

    Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Financial or Material Assistance, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Medical/Health Assistance, Support Groups, Traditional Healing and Referrals, Transportation Assistance (Local)

    Location(s): Nebraska

  • The Florida Bar Association

    Phone: (800) 342-8011

    Other Phone: (850) 561-5600

    Website: https://www.floridabar.org/public/consumer/?OpenDocument

    Service(s): Hotline/Information and Referrals, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)

    Location(s): Florida

    Offers 46 consumer pamphlets as a service for consumers. These pamphlets are not a substitute for hiring an attorney, but they provide basic legal information about the topics they cover including other links to useful forms and resources, and a list volunteer opportunities, developed by the Bar’s Citizens Advisory Committee, for nonlawyers interested in getting involved with the legal and judicial system.

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