Resource hub

Find support that meets you where you are.

Practical, survivor-centered resources for anyone seeking a safer next step—and for shelters and organizations building stronger pathways forward.

If you are in immediate danger

If it is safe to do so, contact local emergency services. You can also reach a confidential support line in your country or region.

United States

The National Domestic Violence Hotline offers confidential support by phone, chat, and text.

Visit the Hotline

United Kingdom

Refuge’s National Domestic Abuse Helpline offers free, confidential support for women and children.

Visit Refuge

International

Hot Peach Pages helps people find domestic violence and abuse support resources around the world.

Find global support

For individuals

A place to start, at your pace.

You do not have to have every answer today. These trusted organizations can help you explore support, safety planning, legal information, and a path toward stability.

Safety planning

The Hotline shares practical, personalized guidance for thinking through safety at home, work, and online.

Explore safety planning

Financial independence

The Allstate Foundation offers financial resources designed to help survivors build economic security.

Explore financial resources

Legal information

WomensLaw provides plain-language legal information and support resources for survivors in the United States.

Visit WomensLaw

For shelters & organizations

Strengthen the path beyond crisis.

Use these resources to connect people with skills, opportunity, and long-term support while honoring each survivor’s choices and privacy.

Trauma-informed practice

SAMHSA offers guidance and resources for organizations working to create trauma-informed systems of care.

View SAMHSA guidance

Survivor economic security

The National Network to End Domestic Violence shares resources focused on financial safety and economic justice.

Visit NNEDV

Global learning & partnership

UN Women works worldwide to advance gender equality and end violence against women and girls.

Visit UN Women

Downloadable guides

Keep practical guidance close by.

Download these guides to explore on your own time or share with your team when it feels useful.