Safety and Crisis Support

Abuse and Neglect resources include safe shelters, legal advocacy, police intervention, therapy, support groups, financial support, and crisis hotlines.

An abuse and neglect crisis hotline is a phone number that people can call to get immediate emergency counseling from a trained professional.

An abuse and neglect support group is a regular gathering of people who meet to discuss issues related to effects of abuse and neglect.

Crisis hotlines give people immediate emergency counseling and support via phone when experiencing a mental health crisis or in emotional distress.

Providers who are able to offer immediate short-term financial assistance.

Emergency services ensure public safety, security, and health by addressing and resolving emergencies.

Home modifications help people with physical limitations live independently by adapting their living spaces.

Location tracking is a safety service that can provide the location of people or items.

A mental health crisis hotline is a phone number people call to get immediate emergency counseling from a trained professional.

A Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) is an electronic device that allows people to call for help in an emergency by pressing a button.

Safe shelters provide temporary housing to those who need to place to stay after leaving a violent living environment.

Safety checks is a system in which a planned visit or activity, or an unplanned wellness check, is performed to ensure an individual is safe.

Safety preparedness is the process of creating a safe environment and developing a plan to keep an individual safe.

Survivor support services help individuals and families who have experienced various types of loss or trauma.

Veterans crisis assists veterans and their families in times of extreme stress.