Domestic Violence Resources Across the United States

Many organizations across the United States provide information, advocacy, or support to people experiencing domestic violence. Below is a general list of commonly used resource categories.

National Hotlines and Support Organizations

• Nationwide victim service organizations
• National advocacy groups
• 24/7 helplines offering information

State and Local Programs

States often fund local agencies that offer community-based assistance, including:

• shelter programs
• legal aid centers
• counseling or advocacy services
• victim compensation programs

Legal Information Sources

Many people explore informational websites to understand state-level laws and general processes. For broader overviews, you can visit DV.Support to find neutral summaries of domestic violence-related topics.

Courts and Government Sites

• state court self-help centers
• public safety offices
• online filing portals (where available)

Local Community Services

Additional community resources may include support groups, outreach programs, or housing assistance centers. Availability varies by county and city.