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RAPE CRISIS
RAPE CRISIS
Norfolk/Bristol Counties
140 Park Street
Attleboro, MA 02703
Additional sites in Taunton, Webster
Hotline: (800) 323-4673
Office: (508) 226-4015
TTY: (508) 323-4673
Greater Framingham Area
Voices Against Violence: A program of South Middlesex Opportunity Council
7 Bishop Street (SMOC)
Framingham, MA 01702
Hotline: (800) 593-1125
Office: (508) 820-0834
TTY: (508) 626-8686
Wayside Trauma Intervention's confidential Crisis Hotline
Staffed 24/7 for those who feel unsafe or are in need of immediate support. Help is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Crisis Hotline – 1-800-511-5070
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
"Domestic violence includes a wide range of behaviors where one person is exerting power and control over a spouse, partner, girl/boyfriend, teen, and/or an adult family member. Domestic violence is a pattern of controlling behavior and not just a single act. Domestic violence is not always physical; other forms of abuse can include, emotional abuse, verbal abuse, sexual assault and financial control. "
Jane Doe Inc.
Dove provides the following services for individuals and families who have experienced domestic violence:
24-Hour Hotline:
1-617 471-1234, or 1-888-314-3683
Domestic Violence Shelter
Individual Counseling
Support Groups
Children's Services for ages 3-18
Chinese Advocacy & Outreach Coordinator
LGBTQ Outreach Coordinator
Legal Advocacy Program
617-770-4065, x400
(works with survivors with cases in Norfolk County)
Teen Dating Violence
Teen Dating Violence
TEEN DATING VIOLENCE RESOURCE SHEET.pdfParents-Guide- child abuse and exploitation.pdfA Guide for Parents- Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
If you suspect exploitation or you believe your child may be at risk:
National Human Trafficking Hotline
1-888-373-7888
or text BEFREE (233733)
There is someone there 24/7 to talk to. They will connect you to help in your area.
How to Talk to Kids About Personal Safety and Sexual Abuse
Research shows that talking with your child about how to stay safe from sexual abuse is a powerful way to prevent it, but we know it can be hard to know what to say. Use these resources from the Committee for Children to learn the facts and start important safety conversations that can protect your child from sexual abuse.
Talking to Kids About Sexual Assault
Raiin.org
Focuses on teaching language and lessons early and often for young children and teens.
Parent-Guide-2021_TAF_love-is-respect.pdfDating Matters Toolkit: Guides to Healthy, Safe Relationships for LGBTQ+ Youth & Their Parents/Caregivers
Dating Matters Toolkit: Guides to Healthy, Safe Relationships for LGBTQ+ Youth & Their Parents/Caregivers
Dating_Matters_LGTBQ Guide_Parents Caregivers_v5a_508.6f365a74.pdfPage updated
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