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It is difficult and distressing to explain your personal experience of abuse to another person. No one wants to re-live the pain. However, education is the first step in the healing process. You deserve to know your options. Don't leave your control with your abuser. Learn your rights. Learn what you can do to protect yourself and prosecute your attacker. If you do not wish to speak to a representative directly, you have the option of sending your inquiry via email to Abuse Victim Hotline. You can do this on your own terms, without having to talk to someone directly about your experience. To learn more about your legal rights as a victim, fill out this confidential request to Abuse Victim Hotline.

Hours of Operation for Emails: Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-4:00PM

If you send a request after business hours, a representative will respond at the start of the next business day. Hotline is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

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Other Ways to Contact the Hotline:

By phone: 1.877.4.It.To.Stop (1-877-448-8678)

By email: help@avhotline.org

By text message: Send a confidential text message to Attorney Robert K. Rainer (click here!)

Spanish Services

En este momento AVH no proporciona los servicios en español. Trate estas otras agencias:

National Latino Alliance for the Elimination of Domestic Violence www.dvalianza.org

National Domestic Violence Hotline http://www.ndvh.org/espanol/help/index.html

 

We offer help to abuse victims throughout the United States.  AVH can help international callers talk through an inquiry, but we suggest you call an agency in your native country to provide the most-detailed assistance for your particular situation. 

 

For your safety, you should delete all correspondences to/from the Abuse Victim Hotline, Inc., delete www.avhotline.org from your Internet history, and any incoming/outgoing calls or text messages to/from the Abuse Victim Hotline, Inc. from your phone. Your correspondence with AVH does not constitute an attorney-client relationship, nor a therapist-client relationship. We urge you to seek a professional's help in your area. If you should need help finding one, we will be happy to help connect you with a resource in your community. All Abuse Victim Hotline volunteers have been trained to listen and assist you in your healing journey.