National Domestic Violence Hotline resources
Find relationship-abuse support options and links to local providers on the official website.
Your next step
Open the official website and choose the service or local office that matches your question. Confirm current requirements directly with that program.
Questions to ask
- Does this program serve my location and situation?
- What are the current costs, openings and application requirements?
- Can I get an interpreter or an accessible way to use the service?
If this one cannot help
Other starting points for the same need:
- California Courts self-help topics: Browse court self-help topics for family, civil, eviction and other California court questions.
All starting points for relationship safety and abuse support
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Official source & review
https://www.thehotline.org/get-help/
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Parsed official overview reviewed October 20, 2026. Individual program rules, costs, languages and current intake were not independently confirmed.
Service details and current intake: not independently confirmed.
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