 HOTLINES:
(Please click on buttons or URLs
to visit sites associated with listed. New additions are marked by
a *, as I ran out of room the rest are
listed in a new section below.)
RAINN:
http://www.rainn.org/
1-800-656-HOPE
(656-4673)
24 hours
a day, 7 days a week
The Rape,
Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN)
252 Tenth
Street, NE
Washington,
DC 20002
RAINN
automatically routes your call to the rape crisis center
nearest
you, whose sensitivity to male survivors cannot be assured.
Cool Nurse Hotline Numbers:
http://www.coolnurse.com/hotline.htm |
HELP
LINKS:
(Please click on buttons or URLs
to visit sites associated with listed. New
additions are marked by a *, as
I ran out of room the rest are listed in a new
section below.)
Suicide Helplines from
Befrienders from
Around the World:
http://www.suicide-helplines.org/
One In Four:
http://www.oneinfour.org/
Advocate Web:
E-Mail:
hope@advocateweb.org
http://www.advocateweb.com/
For Loved Ones of Sexual
Assault/Abuse Survivors:
http://www.couns.uiuc.edu/Brochures/friends.htm |
The Samaritans:
http://www.samaritans.org.uk/
Call:
08457
90 90 90 (UK); 1850 60 90 90 (Rol)
E-mail:
jo@samaritans.org |
Scared At
School: Sexual Violence Against Girls in
South African Schools:
http://www.hrw.org/reports/2001/safrica/
Report
from Human Rights Watch, March 2001. |
NYC
Only
Child abuse hotline:
800 342-3720
Incest hotline:
212 227-3000
TOTLINE --
Hotline for referrals of infants under the
age of
three with problems (call between the hours of
9:00am
and 4:00pm)
800 577-2229
800 577-BABY
YOUTHLINE
-- Where kids can talk safely about
anything
that is bothering them.
800 246-4646
HRA Infoline --
For general questions about
children's
welfare.
718 291-1900 |
S.E.S.A.M.E.
(Survivors
of Educator Sexual Abuse and Misconduct Emerge):
ATTN:
Terri Miller
P.O.
Box 905
Pahrump,
Nevada 89041
E-mail:
babae4justice@aol.com
http://www.ncweb.com/org/rapecrisis/sesamehome.html
A non-profit
organization dedicated to informing the public about,
and reducing
the incidence of, the sexual abuse of students at the
hands
of teachers and other school staff.
Annie's Story of Recovery:
The Pain & The Victories:
A survivor's
account of her road to recovery.
http://www.healthyplace.com/communities/abuse/survivors/annie/
Self-help Books for
Male Survivors of Abuse:
Grant
Me The Serenity... Books for Male Abuse Survivors.
This
site is specifically for men dealing with sexual abuse.
These
books are available for purchase.
http://open-mind.org/Books/Abuse4.htm |
National Headquarters:
PO Box
438679
Chicago,
IL 60643-8679
Phone:
(312)
409-2720
E-mail:
info@snap-net.org |
Catholic
Scouters & Sexual Abuse:
http://www.bsa-discrimination.org/html/sexabuse.html
Incest Awareness Foundation:
http://members.tripod.com/~IncestAware/home.html |
New England
SNAP Regional Office:
(MA,
RI, CT, NH, VT)
37 Oakview
Terrace
Boston,
MA 02130-4904
Phone:
(617)
983-5075
Fax:
(617)
983-5075
E-mail:
mailto:info@snap-net.org |
Silent Edge:
P.O.
Box 2216
Syracuse,
NY 13220
E-mail:
ebedgert@mailbox.syr.edu
http://www.silent-edge.org/index.html
Group
working to end sexual abuse and harassment in the figure
skating
community. |
Southern
Midwest SNAP Regional Office:
(MO,
IL, LA, MS, AR)
7234
Arsenal Street
St. Louis,
MO 63143-3404
Phone:
(314)
645-5915
Fax:
(314)
645-2017 |
Survivors' Network
of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP):
http://www.survivorsnetwork.org/
Escaping Hades:
A rape
and sexual abuse survivor's page:
http://www.escapinghades.com/ |
West Coast Regional
Office (CA, WA, HI, OR):
PO Box
425
Hayward,
CA 94543-0425
Phone:
(510)
727-1872
E-mail:
terrie@light-hall.com |
Guidelines
for the Psychosocial Treatment of
Intrafamilial Child
Physical and
Sexual Abuse:
http://www.musc.edu/cvc/guide1.htm |
Working
With Children Check:
Phone:
(08)
9286 7220
E-mail:
check@kids.nsw.gov.au
http://www.kids.nsw.gov.au/check/
Guidelines
to New South Wales (Australia) 7/00 legislation applying to all those working
with children and youth, paid employees or volunteers, secular or religious
groups. Contains general procedures and downloadable forms which may be
valuable to groups in all areas that work with children and want to screen
their employees and volunteers. |
Heroes Great and Small,
Inc:
P.O.
Box 705
Armuchee,
GA 30105
Phone:
(706)
235-4463
E-mail:
heroesgreatandsmall@yahoo.com
http://www.heroesgreatandsmall.org/
Free
education and support groups for sexually-abused children.
DRCC - I Want Help:
http://www.drcc.ie/help/incest/ |
National
Child Abuse Hotline:
1-800-4-A-CHILD
http://www.childhelpusa.org/
Robyn's Nest - Child
Abuse Hotlines and Resources:
http://www.robynsnest.com/abuseresources.htm |
Making Daughters Safe
Again:
E-mail:
mdsasupport@mail.com
http://mdsasupport.homestead.com/index.html
Resources
for mother-daughter incest survivors, including online
self-help,
info, chat, public forums, info for students, researchers,
loved
ones, general research on female offenders, links. |
Monterey Rape Crisis
Center:
Monterey
area
(831)
375-4357 Monterey Peninsula
633-5900
North County
PO Box
2630
Monterey,
CA 93940 |
Sibling
Abuse Survivors Information and Advocacy Network
E-mail:
info@sasian.org
http://www.sasian.org/
Kids in Trouble Help
Page:
http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/2910/hotlines.html |
Men Overcoming Sexual
Assault:
San Francisco
1 (510)
845-7273
Monday-Friday,
7-10pm (Pacific Time).
Hotline
setup specifically for male survivors. Unfortunately, in the Summer of
1997 they lost their funding for existence as a separate program. If the
number above doesn't work, contact Bay Area Women Against Rape (BAWAR). |
In
honour of Charlotte's links...I'm reposting what she posted on the
net for
links from Rose...thanks you two!
I gave
Rose the URL for the website -
http://www.angelsurvive.com/forum/helplines.asp
earlier
this week. Its just a lot of links...
it's
based in the UK but I think a few of the links are internet based.
while
I was looking for that I also found
http://www.voices-action.org/ |
Boulder
County Rape Crisis Team:
Colorado
(303)
443-7300
24 hours
7 days/week. English, Spanish available on request.
Maine
(800)
338-6172
Hours
and sponsoring organization unknown. |
External Links - Sex
Abuse: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/library/EXTERNALLINKS/sexual_abuse.html
Child Abuse Survivor
Resources:
http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/1769/survivor2.html
Child Abuse Prevention
Network:
http://child-abuse.com/ |
Sexually Assaulted
Males Peer Support Group:
Massachusetts
(617)
437-9663 (Boston?)
Not a
hotline, but a support group for men who are survivors of sexual assault.
Meets 7pm-9pm. Hours and sponsoring organization unknown.
Rape & Sexual Abuse
Center:
Minnesota
(612)
825-4527 (825-HELP)
2431
Hennepin Avenue South
Minneapolis,
MN
55405
Office:
612-374-9077
Email:
jb@visi.com
"In addition
to the crisis line, we provide individual, group and couples psychotherapy
to male/female, gay/lesbian/straight/bi adults and adolescents. We are
in the process of starting a support group specifically for adult male
assault survivors."
Hot Peach Pages:
Hot Peach
Pages - Abuse Help Lines New/Features.
http://www.hotpeachpages.org/ |
The Survivor's
Voice:
http://www.survivorsvoice.com/
Let the Truth Ring Out!
Web Ring:
http://www.nemasys.com/ghostwolf/truthringout/
SAMARITANS USA:
http://www.hopeline.com/6/Samaritans.asp
SAMARITANS UK/IRELAND:
http://www.samaritans.org.uk/
Tammy's Survivor Site:
http://www.warmfuzzy.com/survivors/disclaimer.asp
ASCA, Adult Survivors
of Child Abuse - The Morris Center:
http://www.ascasupport.org/
Male Survivors - Abuse-Incest
Support Net Links:
incestabuse.about.com |
Community Action Against
Rape:
Las Vegas
Nevada
(800)
752-4528
(702)
366-1640
(702)
366-1640 (TDD)
About
11% of their clients are men.
Rape Intervention Program/Crime
Victim
Assessment Project:
New York
New York
City: Manhattan, Citywide
(212)
523-4728
St. Luke's-Roosevelt
Hospital
411 West
114th Street
New York,
NY
USA
10025 |
The Survivor's
Page:
http://www.sehlat.com/survs.html
MollyKat's Resources
for Survivors:
http://www.geocities.com/mollykat1313/
Aware Foundation - Sexual
Abuse Hotlines:
http://www.awarefoundation.org/aware/resources/sexual_abuse_hotlines.asp
hotlines.asp
Teen Advice Online -
Hotline Numbers:
http://www.teenadviceonline.org/gethelp/numbers.html
Sexual Abuse Treatment,
Referral, Resource and Research Page:
http://www.angelfire.com/mi/collateral/ |
Victim of
Violence Assistance Program:
East
Side, Murray Hill area
(212)561-3755
Bellevue
Hospital
27th
Street and First Avenue, Room GC-63
New York,
NY 10016
Rape Crisis Intervention
Program:
Greenwich
Village
(212)790-8068
Saint Vincent's Hospital
and Medical Center:
153 West
11th Street
New York,
NY 10011
(212)604-8068
In 1996,
Saint Vincent's Rape Crisis Program provided services to 14 (about 7%)
adult male survivors of rape, attempted rape and sexual abuse.
Health Hot Lines:
http://www.ucop.edu/humres/eap/hotlines.html
Kids' Help Lines and
Advice:
http://www.kidsturncentral.com/links/helplines.htm |
Finding Help In Canada:
http://incestabuse.about.com/library/FindHelp/blCanada.htm
JellyBean Magazine -
Teen Hotlines:
http://www.myjellybean.com/life/hotlines.html
UCLA Hotlines:
http://smhp.psych.ucla.edu/hotline.htm
4 Youth By Youth Hotlines:
http://www.lastdaysministries.org/youth/numbers.html
Psychologynet:
http://www.psychologynet.net/
Teen Advice Helplines:
http://teenadvice.about.com/cs/helplines/
Child Abuse: International
Child Abuse Network - YesICAN:
http://www.yesican.org/
Infants in Need - Linda
Ray Children's Centre:
http://www.iin.org/ |
The New York City Gay
& Lesbian
Anti-Violence Project
(AVP):
Citywide
(212)
807-0197
24 hours
a day, 7 days a week. Male and female counselors. English/Spanish. Callback
basis.
647 Hudson
Street
New York,
NY 10014
office:
(212)
807-6761 M-F 10am-6pm
fax:
(212)
807-1044
email:
info@avp.org
Male
survivors account for 62% of AVP's sexual
assault
caseload. Of these men, 86% are gay,
7% are
bisexual.
The
following are general rape and sexual assault
hotlines.
They may be neither prepared for nor sensitive to male survivors.
Victim Services Agency
(VSA):
(212)
577-7777
24 hours
a day, 7 days a week.
2 Lafayette
Street
New York,
NY 10007
Victims Information
Bureau of Suffolk (VIBS):
Suffolk
County
1 (516)
360-3606
24 hours
a day.
On VIBS'
sexual assault page, they include a brief paragraph on male sexual assault
and cite a statistic (without attribution) that 14% of rape survivors are
male.
Orange County Rape Crisis
Center (OCRCC):
North
Carolina
Orange
County
967-7273
or 1-800-616-3696
825-A
Estes Dr.
P.O.
Box 4722
Chapel
Hill, NC 27515-4722
office:
(919)
968-4647
fax:
(919)
968-4677
email:
ocrcc@server.net
In 1993,
Margaret Henderson, then director of OCRCC,
reported
that 7% of 147 victims assisted at her agency were men.
Counseling & Mental
Health Center (CMHC):
Austin,
Texas
University
of Texas at Austin
office:
(512)
471-3515
National Victim Center:
Other
U.S.
The following
are general rape and sexual assault hotlines.
They
may be neither prepared for nor sensitive to male survivors.
(703)
276-2880
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre:
Europe
1(800)
778-888 Dublin, Ireland
24 hours
a day, 7 days a week.
20% of
their callers are men.
0117-907-7100
Hours
not given
Men As Survivors:
Help
Line Cardiff, UK?
Winchester
Rape Crisis Services
Winchester,
UK?
01962
848027, for male survivors, calls answered
by men
and women,
Thursday evenings, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Lifeline:
Australian
Hotlines (24hrs - Australia wide)
13 11
14
Child Abuse Hotlines
for the US:
http://incestabuse.about.com/blcahotlines.htm
Child Abuse Hotlines:
http://www.reportchildabusenow.com/
Mayor's Action Center:
http://www.indygov.org/mac/
Abuse Hotlines at End
Abuse.Org:
http://www.available-domain-names.com/hotlines.html |
The National
Centre for Missing or Exploited Children:
http://www.missingkids.com/
Child Abuse Prevention
Services - Reporting Child Abuse:
http://www.kidsafe-caps.org/report.html
Kempe - Leaders in the
Fight to End Child Abuse:
http://www.kempecenter.org/Default.asp
ChildAbuse.com - the
Prevention of Child Abuse:
http://www.prevent-abuse-now.com/
International Society
for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect:
http://www.ispcan.org/
The Zero Resources
http://www.vachss.com/help_text/
Open Directory Support
Group Listings:
http://dmoz.org/Society/Support_Groups/Sexual_Abuse/
Child Abuse Resources
at Questia:
http://www.questia.com/Index.jsp?CRID=child_abuse&OFFID=se1
NCPTSD Resources:
http://www.ncptsd.org/facts/specific/fs_child_sexual_abuse.html
Google Directory - Resources
for Societies for Sexual
Abuse Victims:
http://directory.google.com/Top/Society/Support_Groups/Sexual_Abuse/
Health Canada Child
Abuse Resources:
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hppb/familyviolence/html/nfntsressprevio_e.html
Prevent Child Abuse
America:
http://www.preventchildabuse.org/
STOP! Sex Offenders!:
http://www.stopsexoffenders.com/
Child Abuse Prevention
Association:
http://www.childabuseprevention.org/
Abuse Help: Clearinghouse
Consortium:
http://www.casanet.org/library/abuse/abuse-help.htm
HAVOCA: Help for Adult
Victims of Child Abuse:
http://www.havoca.org/HAVOCA_home.htm
Incest Survivors Adult
Children of Dysfunctional Family ACOA:
http://www.whitesoftheirlies.com/acoa/
S.I.A. World Offices:
http://www.siawso.org/
Gentle Touch's Web:
http://www.gentletouchsweb.com/
Sexual Recovery Web:
http://www.recovery-man.com/sexual-recovery.htm
Incest Resources:
http://www.tufffemme.com/Resources/incest.html
Escaping Hades, Survivor
Search Engine:
http://www.escapinghades.com/incest.html
National Resources for
Incest Survivors:
http://www.cvpv.org/survivorlist.html
Sidran's Resources Specialist:
http://www.sidran.org/resource.html
Sexual Assault Information
Page:
http://www.adm.uwaterloo.ca/infoebhr/sassault.html
The Safer Society Foundation
Inc.:
http://www.safersociety.org/
The Survivors Forum
: Chat Rooms : The Castle Garden Login:
Welcome
to The Castle Garden Chat Room. With strong stone walls of
safety
around us, we wander into the castle garden where the sunlight
shines
upon us, and the blue sky beckons us.
http://www.eyecatchers.com/survivors/chat.html
Apples for Eyes: Surviving
Abuse and Beyond - by Myra Ann Covington
http://www.apples-for-eyes.com/ |
New
South Wales
NSW Rape Crisis Centre
(24hrs):
1 800
424 017
Advocates for Survivors
of Child Abuse (ASCA):
02 9840
4098 or 1300
657 380
Dympna House - Child
Sexual Assault & Resourse Centre:
1 800
654 119 or 02
9716 5100
Survivors of Incest
Anonymous (SIA):
02 9692
0829
Womens Incest Survivors
Network (WISN):
02 9560
6627
Northern
Territory
Alice Springs Sexual
Assault Resource Centre:
08 8951
5880
Royal Darwin Hospital,
Casuarina:
08 8922
8888
Ruby Caea House, Darwin
Centre Against Rape:
08 8945
0155
Queensland
Brisbane Rape &
Crisis Centre (BRICC - 24hrs):
07 3844
4008
Womens House, Highgate
Hill (24hrs):
07 3844
4008
Cairns Rape Crisis Centre
(24hrs):
07 4031
3590
Sexual Assault Support
Service - Sunshine Coast & Gympie Region:
07 5443
4334 |
National
Organization on Male Sexual Victimization:
http://www.nomsv.org/
Pat McClendon's Clinical
Social Work -
various resources here:
http://www.clinicalsocialwork.com/
Partners And Allies
of Sexual Assault Survivors
Resources List:
http://twhj.com/allies.shtml
David Baldwin's Trauma
Information Pages:
http://www.trauma-pages.com/
Crimes Against Children
Research Centre:
http://www.unh.edu/ccrc/
Child Welfare:
http://www.childwelfare.com/
Child Abuse Resources
for Children:
http://segnbora.crosswinds.net/topbib.html
Minnesota Centre Against
Violence and Abuse:
http://www.mincava.umn.edu/
PTSD:
Post
traumatic stress disorder symptoms displayed by survivors
of sibling
abuse or sibling incest.
http://campus.houghton.edu/depts/psychology/ptsd/links.htm
Doubting Thomas on xris.com:
This
page addresses male survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
http://www.xris.com/survivor/msb/
Geri's Recovery:
ABUSE
SURVIVORS RESOURCES Winter's wonderful re-done site and message board with
topics ~ domestic violence, child abuse, incest, sexual abuse & assault.
http://www.geri.net/links-abuse.htm |
South
Australia
Womens Health Statewide:
1 800
182 098
Yarrow Place Rape &
Sexual Assault Service:
1 800
817 421
Southern Womens Health
Centre:
08 8384
9555
Tasmania
Sexual Assault Support
Service:
03 6231
1811
Laurel House, Launceston:
03 6334
2740
Victoria
CASA House Royal Womens
Hospital, Carlton:
03 9344
2210
Domestic Violence &
Incest Resourse Centre,
Carlton:
03 9387
9155
Geelong Rape Crisis
Centre:
03 5222
4049
Western
Australia
Incest Survivors Association:
08 9227
8745
Princess Margaret Hospital,
Subiaco:
08 9340
8222
Sexual Assault Resource
Centre:
1 800
199 888
Womens Health Care House,
Northbridge:
08 9227
8122
Kids-in-Crisis - National
Telephone Hotlines:
USA,
Australia, and the UK.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/5400/helpline.html |
Children's
Trust Fund of Texas:
Works
to prevent abuse and neglect of Texas children by
leading
the way in setting policy, offering resources
for community-based
prevention programs, and providing information
and education
on child abuse and neglect.
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/tslac/50091/tsl-50091.html
Suicide Crisis Help
and Advice:
http://www.soon.org.uk/problems/suicide.htm
SuicideHotlines - When
You Feel You Can't Go On:
http://suicidehotlines.com/
Glendon Association:
Provides
educational resources, information and
training
to mental health professionals who serve
individuals
at risk for child abuse, suicide and family violence.
http://www.glendon.org/
SOC-UM Organization
(Safeguarding Our
Children - United Mothers):
http://www.soc-um.org/
Source RE Source Psychotherapy
Resources, Cat.
#9823:
Focal
Group Psychotherapy, a book in the on-line catalogue.
http://www.sourceresource.com/
Adult Survivors of Sexual
Abuse:
http://www.psychotherapist.net/adultsurvivors.html
Mona Closet - A Healing
Journey:
A healing
journey from victim to survivor.
http://www.geocities.com/monas_closet
Survivors UK:
http://www.survivorsuk.co.uk/
Mental Health Matters:
http://www.mental-health-matters.com/abuse.html
Climbing Out Of The
Spiral:
http://hometown.aol.com/sue121/spywel.html |
USA
Just For Kids Hotline:
1 888
594 KIDS
Childhelp National Child
Abuse Hotline/Voices for Children:
1 800
4 A CHILD or 1
800 422 4453
TDD:
1-800-2A-CHILD
(24 hrs)
Child Abuse Hotline/Dept
of Social Services:
1 800
342 3720
National Child Abuse
Hotline:
1 800
792 5200
National Youth Crisis
Hotline:
800 442
HOPE or 442-4673 (24 hrs)
Suicide Prevention Hotline:
1 800
827 7571
Spanish domestic abuse
hotline:
1 800
942 6908
Belgium
The Children and Youth
Telephone:
078 15
14 13
Elke
dag tussen 16 en 20 uur behalve op zon-en
feestdagen
Kinder en Jongerentelefoon. Protection
de l'enfant
Kinderbescherming Kinderschultz
Numeros de Telephone
importants!
(Francais):
0800-14400
Belangrijke Telefoonnummers!
(Dutch
Nederlands):
078 15
14 13
Wichtige Telefonnummern
(Deutsch):
087 74
49 59
Britain
(UK)
Childlines Hotline:
0800
1111
NSPCC Child Protection
Hotline:
0800
800 500
Youth 2 Youth:
0181
896 3675
Canada
Kids Help Phone Jeunesse,
J'ecoute:
1 800
668 6868 (24hrs Toll Free anywhere in Canada)
Danmark
(Denmark)
Foreningen Stttecenter
mod incest i Danmark:
33110708
& 33330708 man - tor 15-21
Ung P-E5 Linie:
31386666
man - fre kl.14-22, lr kl.14-17
Brnetelefonen:
35555555
kl.12-19
Dgnkontakten:
35373623
Ireland
Ireland Child Help
Line by ISPCC:
1 800
666 666
Garda (Police) Confidential
Line:
1 800
666 111 (24hrs - Toll Free)
Israel
ELEM:
Hotline
for youth under stress or in danger Tel Aviv
(03)
641 4508 or (03)
641 8792
ELI:
Society
protecting the kids
177-022-3966
(Toll Free)
Meital:
The Israeli
help center for sexually abused
kids.
Yerushalayim
(02) 563 0428 or Tel
Aviv (03) 525 3206
Makom Acher:
A safe
house for kids who need it.
Tel Aviv
(03) 517 6135 or (03)
517 6246
ERAN:
Psychological
first aid Dial 1201 anywhere in Israel.
Sexual
abuse and Rape Hotline Dial 1202 anywhere
in Israel.
Youth Help Line (Milev
center):
02 654
1111 or toll free or 1
800 654 111
KAV CHERUM/Emergency
Hotline:
Alimut
Bamishpacha vi Yiladim Basikun/Family Violence
and Kids
in Danger.
1 800
22 0000
Italy
Telefono Azzurro:
1.96.96
numero gratuito riservato ai bambini
Telefono
AzzurroRosa.
030/226363
- 2420845
Netherlands
Hotline for Kids in
Trouble:
(+31)
06-0432 (14:00-20:00 hrs everyday)
New
Zealand
No Bully:
For Kids
being bullied.
0800-NO-BULLY/0800-66-28-55
Youth Line:
13 Maidstone
St
Grey
Lynn, Auckland
09 3766
645
20 Putney
Way
Manukau
City, Auckland
00 2639
400
Rape Crisis Auckland:
P.O.
Box 105-241
Auckland
Central
09 3667
213
Auckland Sexual Abuse
Help:
2 Conway
Road, Mt. Eden
09 6231
700
Victim Support:
08 0084
2846
Youth Suicide Awareness
Trust:
Po Box
3369
Auckland
Toll
Free 0508 CHOOSE LIFE
SPINZ YOUTHLINE:
Suicide
Prevention for crisis support phone
0800
376 633
American Professional
Society on
the Abuse of Children:
407 S.
Dearborn Avenue, #1300
Chicago,
IL 60605-1118
Phone:
(312)
554-0166
Fax:
(312)
554-0919
http://www.apsac.org/
Domestic Violence and
Incest
Resource Centre:
292 Wellington
Street, Collingwood 3066
Victoria,
Australia
Phone:
(03)
9486-9866 9am - 5pm Mon-Fri.
TTY (Hearing
Impaired): 9417-2155
E-mail:
dvirc@vicnet.net.au
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~dvirc/
Information
and referral to local services for domestic violence victims, the children
of domestic violence victims, and victims of intrafamiliar sexual abuse,
throughout Australia. |
Child Lures:
A child
abuse prevention program which offers personal safety
strategies
and resources for parents, educators, and children.
http://www.childlures.org/
I Have Survived:
A personal
story of surviving and healing from child
sexual
abuse, with information on coping with flashbacks, going to
the dentist,
suicidal and crisis times plus links to on line resources.
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/1520/surv.html
Hope for Healing:
http://www.hopeforhealing.org/incesthelp.html
Coalition for Children:
Comprehensive
resource for child abuse, lifeskills education,
advocacy,
media support, legal & expert witness services,
research,
strangers, safety on the internet and bullies.
http://www.safechild.org/
Hands of Hope Resource
Centre:
Providing
services for survivors and family members of sexual
assault,
battering, and child abuse.
http://www.handsofhope.net/
Red Flag Green Flag
Resources:
Sexual
abuse and domestic violence prevention materials for
children
and adults.
http://www.redflaggreenflag.com/
Best Interest:
News
and resources for professionals and volunteers who
advocate
in the best interests of abused and neglected
children.
http://www.childadvocacy.com/
Take Back the Night:
Annual
event focusing attention on the sexual abuse of
women
and children. October 28, 1999. Site also includes
resources
for survivors of rape and domestic violence.
http://www.iglou.com/tbtn/
Stephanie's Community:
Personal
information and support page for survivors of
childhood
abuse. Resources and support includes DID/MPD,
12-recovery,
SRA/RA, and self-injury.
http://www.geocities.com/hotsprings/3885
Survivor Poetry:
Poetry
links, parenting resources, children's sites,
abuse/survivor's
pages, and much more.
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Oasis/4621/
Survivors - Road2Healing:
http://www.road2healing.com/index.html
Butterflies, Thoughts
on Being An Incest Survivor:
http://www.drwnet.com/bfly/bflysurv.htm
GhostWolf - Out of the
Abyss:
http://www.nemasys.com/ghostwolf/index.shtml
Incest & Sexual
Abuse: Midnight Secrets:
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/8819/
Survivor Connections:
http://www.angelfire.com/ri/survivorconnections/
#Survivors On the Net:
A Self-help,
support and information group for adult
survivors
of childhood abuse, their partners friends and family
http://www.survivors.org.uk/
Warriors of the Heart:
Check
a site for male survivors of incest and sexual abuse.
Includes
personal experiences and stories, and links to other
pages
with this theme.
http://www.warrioroftheheart.info/
Dark Children:
Read
the personal story of a survivor of childhood sexual
abuse
and incest. Find links to more first-person accounts
and support
groups.
http://www.rikconklin.com/dark_children/index.html
Gary p - Survivor:
A survivor
of childhood rape, incest, prostitution,
ritual
abuse and mind control recounts his story.
http://members.tripod.com/garyp99/index.html
National Domestic Violence
Hotline:
Family
Violence, Domestic Violence, Violence, Abuse, Awareness,
Relationships,
Family.
http://www.ndvh.org/
Kids in Trouble Help
Page:
Site
dedicated to helping kids and teens that are being abused,
or runaways,
or those thinking about running away, or suicide,
or kids
who are just depressed. Page includes Emergency phone
numbers.
http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/2910/
Neglect:
Child
neglect, which is 54% of all substantiated cases of child abuse,
is the
most common form of child maltreatment reported to child
protective
services.
http://www.preventchildabuse.com/neglect.htm
Child Abuse: Statistics,
Research, and Resources:
Child
Abuse: This page, by Jim Hopper, Ph.D., has a discussion and
presentations
of statistics on child abuse, especially child sexual
abuse,
and a list of Web resources for survivors of abuse.
http://www.jimhopper.com/abstats
Encouragement for Childhood
Abuse Survivors:
Encouragement
Is...
To give
courage, hope and support mixed with grace and love.
To foster
with care and comfort.
http://members.fortunecity.com/julieann3/childhoodsexualabusesurvivors/
childhoodsexualabusesurvivors/
Some Other Abuse Links:
http://www.mjbovo.com/AbuseLinks.htm
Raelin's Recovery Page. . .other Recover Pages:
http://www.geocities.com/raelinf/
Nerd Wide Web SEXUAL ABUSE Resources:
Sexual Abuse Recovery (Canada)
Online support to victims and
survivors of the trauma of
sexual abuse, sexual assault, incest,
and child abuse.
http://www.nerdworld.com/nw1331o1o0.html
Treatment Center for Incest and Abuse:
Educational institutions and
a variety of programs to provide
consultation with and supervision
of therapists who work with
incest and child abuse survivors.
http://www.karenhorneycenter.org/treatment/trecent.htm
Recovery Poetry Spa:
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/1416/
Parents United Chapter of Orange County, California:
We extend the hand of friendship
to those who share the pain
of incest. Parents United is
a non-profit organization with chapters
throughout the United States
and also in Canada, Mexico and Guam.
Parents United is dedicated
to breaking the family cycle of child
sexual abuse, which can be
multi-generational.. Parents United offers
safe group therapy for each
family member, led by professionally
trained therapists.
http://members.tripod.com/~Parents_United/
SurvivorsAcrossAmerica.com:
Welcome to the Survivors Across
America web site. It was created
for survivors of sexual abuse,
domestic violence, and rape. http://www.survivorsacrossamerica.com/
Sexual Assault & Other Abuse Help:
http://www.ericas-designs.com/rapehelp/
Victim-Assistance Online:
Is an information, research
and networking resource for victim assistance specialists, professionals
in related disciplines and all interested in the
field of victimology.
http://www.vaonline.org/
National Organization for Victim's Assistance:
Founded in 1975, NOVA is the
oldest national group of its kind in the
worldwide victims’ movement.
NOVA’s mission is to promote rights and services for victims of crime and
crisis everywhere.
http://www.try-nova.org/ |
Family Violence &
Sexual Assault Institute:
Texas
Office:
7120
Herman Jared Dr.
Fort
Worth, TX 76180
Phone
- (817) 485-2244
Fax -
(817)
485-0660
E-mail
: dwforkids@earthlink.net
California Office:
6160
Cornerstone Court East
San Diego,
CA 92121
Phone
- (858) 623-2777 ext.406
Fax -
(858)
646-0761
E-mail:
fvsai@mail.cspp.edu
URL:http://www.fvsai.org/
The Linkup:
1412
W. Argyle #2
Chicago,
IL 60640
Phone:
(773)
334-2296
E-mail:
ILINKUP@aol.com
URL:
http://www.thelinkup.org/
Information
for survivors of abuse by clergy.
Massachusetts Hotlines:
Massachusetts
Statewide Child
Abuse/Neglect
Reporting Line at DSS
1-800-KIDS-508
Child-At-Risk Hotline:
For reporting
suspected child abuse or neglect
in Massachusetts
during business hours.
Judge
Baker Children's Center (after hours) at
1-800-792-5200. |
Help Stop
Child Abuse Handbook - Ministry of Public
Safety and Solicit:
This
handbook is designed to provide help resources.
http://www.mcf.gov.bc.ca/child_protection/child_abuse_handbook/part5.htm
handbook/part5.htm
Sapphire Child's Homepage:
Hi, welcome
to my website, my name is Michelle. On this page you
will
find links to my other pages. I have pages about various topics
but my
most important page is the one with all the links.
http://members.tripod.com/~SapphireChild/index.htm
The Children's Assessment
Centre:
http://www.cachouston.org/donation/events.html
Thunder on the Lot -
Help stop child abuse:
With
the help of local businesses and the community, our goal is to
fight
child abuse in the Antelope Valley.
http://www.thunderonthelot.com/
Linda Kocieniewski,
C.S.W. - Home:
Counseling
and Coaching Services offered by Psychotherapist
and Personal
Coach to help you reach your highest goals
and become
your best self.
http://www.lindakocieniewski.com/
Living, Learning &
Growing:
Learning
& Growing Christian Counseling Marriage & Family
Issues
Couples Premarital Counseling Grief Abuse & Incest Survivors
Depression
Personal Adjustment Issues Relationships.
http://www.refugefreeport.com/
InfoLink:
http://www.medina.lib.oh.us/ |
Parental
Stress Line:
A 24-hour
hotline in Massachusetts
1-800-632-8188
When
the stress of parenting becomes too much, turn
to the
Parental Stress Line for support and guidance. A
24-hour
hotline, the Parental Stress Line is staffed by
trained
volunteer telephone counselors who care and are concerned about the preservation
of families.
State Toll Free Hotlines
for Child
Abuse Prevention:
http://www.athealth.com/Consumer/issues/hotlines.html
hotlines.html
Straight Talk Hotline
(for suicidal feelings):
1-800-725-8255
Nationwide Crisis Hotline:
1-800-333-444 |
Here's
a couple of links to some Hotlines I've found: THANKS JIM!
http://www.advicehq.co.uk/Helplines.htm
http://becominggold.inc5.com/
http://stopsexualabuse.com/
http://www.whitesoftheirlies.com/
http://www.safehaven-uk.org/
http://incestabuse.about.com/msub09.htm
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/csasecondaryvictims/
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/8819/ |
Parents
Helping Parents (PHP):
1-800-882-1250
A self-help
program for parents who want to improve their relationships with their
children. PHP relies on specially trained volunteers from professional
health and human services to help guide discussions, suggest referrals
to other services, and provide assistance when needed.
Girls and Boys Town
National Hotline:
1-800-448-3000
(24 hours a day)
Callers
talk to highly-trained, professional counselors who listen and give "right
now" answers. They're sympathetic people who have expertise dealing with
these and other problems: depression; suicide; running away; parenting
problems; relationship concerns; physical, sexual, and emotional abuse;
chemical dependency; mental health; anger; aggressive behavior.
The Parent Line (United
Way of Massachusetts Bay):
1-617-421-1789
The Parent
Line offers parents and other caregivers quick, up-to-date parenting information
on everything from nutrition to discipline and pregnancy. After hearing
a pre-recorded message, callers can choose to speak directly with one of
our trained, volunteer specialists. Parent Line messages are available
in both English and Spanish. |
Circle of Prevention:
The Circle
of Prevention is a network of government and
community
representatives in Atlantic Canada dedicated to ending
family
violence and woman abuse.
http://www.echo-chn.net/circle/
Prevent Child Abuse
America:
Prevent
Child Abuse America Valuing children, strengthening
families,
engaging communities. To prevent the abuse and
neglect
of our nation's children. One Percent to Prevent
Campaign
WORTH Magazine.
http://www.preventchildabuse.org/
USUHS Radiology Child
Abuse WEBSITE:
The Child
Abuse Referral and Education Network (CARE)
of the
School of Medicine of the Uniformed Services University.
http://rad.usuhs.mil/rad/home/peds/pedindex.html
Child Find Canada:
Sex Offender
Fingerprint-Based Criminal Background Checks, by
Child
Find Canada.
http://www.childfind.ca/cfcinfo.hte
Linkup's Links for Abuse
Survivors:
Some
of the following links are not working.
http://www.thelinkup.org/ |
First Call for Help
(United Way of Massachusetts
Bay):
1-800-231-4377
First
Call For Help provides information and resources to any caller who needs
help but does not know where to turn. Using a database of over 3,000 up-to-date
services, trained volunteer telephone counselors can locate resources for
you and advocate with other agencies on your behalf. Information is available
on support groups, employment, housing, fuel assistance, and many other
basic family needs.
Child Abuse National
Hotline:
1-800-252-2873
1-800-25ABUSE
National Youth Crisis
Hotline:
National
Youth Development
1-800-HIT-HOME
(1-800-448-4663)
National Runaway Switchboard:
This
hot-line is a referal service for youths in personal
crisis.
1-800-621-4000
State-by-State
Listings:
Alabama Dept. of Human
Resources:
334 242-9500
Alaska 24-hr Hotline:
800 478-4444
Arizona Phoenix Hotline:
800 541-5781
Arkansas Dept. of Human
Services:
800 482-5964
California Dept. of
Social Services Office
of Child Protective
Services:
916 445-2771
Colorado Denver County
24 hr. Hotline:
303 727-3000
Connecticut Reporting
24 hrs:
800 842-2599
Delaware Reporting 24
hrs In-State:
800 292-9582
District of Columbia
Report child abuse
Report child neglect:
202 576-6762
202 727-0995
Florida Abuse Registry:
800 962-2873
Georgia Dept. of Human
Resources
Child Protective &
Placement Services Unit:
404 657-3408
Hawaii Dept. of Human
Services 24hr hotline:
808 832-5300
Idaho For information
and referral to regional office:
208 334-0808
Illinois In-State Parents
under stress &
Reporting 24 hrs:
800 252-2873
Indiana Reporting:
800 562-2407
Iowa In-state hotline:
800 362-2178
Kansas Reporting 24
hr hotline:
800 922-5330
Kentucky Local Dept.
for Social Services
or statewide hotline:
800 752-6200
Louisiana 24 hr hotline:
504 925-4571
Maine Reporting 24 hrs:
800 452-1999
Massachusetts 24 hr
hotline:
800 792-5200
Michigan 24 hr. hotline:
800 942-4357
Mississippi 24 hr hotline:
800 222-8000
Missouri Reporting:
800 392-3738
Montana 24 hr. hotline:
800 332-6100
Nebraska Reporting 24
hrs:
800 471-5128
Nevada 24 hr. hotline:
800 992-5757
New York Reporting 24
hrs:
800 342-3720
New Mexico 24 hr. hotline:
800 432-2075
New Jersey 24 hr. hotline:
800 792-8610
New Hampshire In-state
hotline:
800 894-5533
North Dakota Reporting:
County Social
Services or:
701 328-4806
North Carolina 24 hr.
hotline:
800 662-7030
Ohio Dept. of Human
Services Child
Protective:
614 466-0995
Oklahoma 24 hr. hotline:
800 522-3511
Oregon Dept. of Human
Resources
Childrens' Services
Division:
503 945-5651
Pennsylvania 24 hr.
hotline in-state:
800 932-0313
Puerto Rico 24 hr. hotline:
800 981-8333
Rhode Island 24 hr.
hotline:
800 742-4453
South Carolina Dept.
of Social Services
Division of Child Protective
and Preventive Services:
803 734-5670
South Dakota Child Protective
Services:
605 773-3227
Tennessee Dept. of Human
Services Child
Protective Services:
615 313-4746
Texas 24 hr. hotline:
800 252-5400
Utah 24 hr. hotline:
800 678-9399
Vermont Dept. of Social
& Rehabilitation
Services:
802 241-2131
Virginia 24 hr. in state
hotline:
800 552-7096
Washington 24 hr. hotline:
800 562-5624
West Virginia 24 hr.
hotline:
800 352-6513
Wisconsin Dept. of Health
and Social Services:
608 266-3036
Wyoming In-State Reporting:
307 777-7922
National Committee to
Prevent Child Abuse:
1-800-CHILDREN
National Domestic Violence
Hotline:
1-800-799-SAFE
(7233) &
1-800-787-3224
(TDD for the hearing impaired)
Child Abuse National
Hotline, call
1-800-252-2873,
1-800-25ABUSE
CyberTipline
for reporting the exploitation of children, call 1-800-843-5678.
If you
know of a child in immediate risk or danger, call 1-800-THE-LOST.
* PRS Hotlines:
http://www.tdprs.state.tx.us/Hotlines/
Some
are toll-free and some are Texas only. |
Save our
Children - Stop Child Abuse:
Child
abuse survivor Paul M. McLaughlin shares his personal
story
as well as an overview of the charity which he runs.
http://www.efn.org/~scan
Bellflower Center for
Prevention of Child Abuse:
Mission
to prevent child abuse and neglect through education,
treatment,
and support to families and individuals. Provides overview
and contact
details.
http://community.cleveland.com/cc/bellflowercenter
Danbury Regional Commission
on Child Care,
Rights and Abuse, Inc.:
Services
include intervention, education and support. serves the towns
of Bethel,
Bridgewater, Brookfield, Danbury, Kent, New Fairfield, New
Milford,
Newtown, Redding, Ridgefield, Roxbury, Sherman, Wa.
http://www.danbury.org/commission/index.htm
Nat'l Academy Press,
Understanding Child Abuse
and Neglect (1993),
Table of Contents:
Understanding
Child Abuse and Neglect (1993) Commission on
Behavioral
and Social Sciences and Education (more titles from
CBSSE)
Related Books Openbook Linked Table of Contents FRONT
MATTER,
pp. i-vii.
http://www.nap.edu/books/0309048893/html
National Council On
Child Abuse & Family Violence:
Welcome
to the website of the National Council on Child Abuse
and Family
Violence (NCCAFV) and its American Campaign for
Prevention
of Child Abuse and Family Violence Updated
January
11, 2002.
http://nccafv.org/
Welcome to Child Abuse
Prevention Services:
CAPS
is a not for profit, volunteer organization founded in
1982
to respond to child abuse and neglect. The Child Safety
Institute
provides comprehensive child safety and protection
programs.
http://www.kidsafe-caps.org/
Exchange Club-Carl Perkins
Center Home Page:
http://www.perkinscenter.tn.org/
Child Abuse Prevention
Foundation:
Preventing
Child Abuse . . . Serving America Parent
Aide
Network WHAT'S NEW: Focus on Children is now online!
Monthly
Statistical Report Shop for child abuse prevention supplies
online.
http://www.preventchildabuse.com/
Prevent Child Abuse
Illinois:
Remember
Line 28B on your Illinois State Tax Form.
Prevent
Child Abuse Illinois launches the annual Child
Abuse
Prevention Fund (Tax Check-Off) Campaign.
http://www.childabuse-il.org/
Child Abuse in Cults,
Sects:
FactNet
info on Child Abuse in Cults, Sects. Brainwashing,
Mind
Control Techniques. Totalitarianism.
http://www.factnet.org/Children.html
Prevent Child Abuse
NJ - help prevent
child abuse - serving
NJ:
http://www.kcnc.org/stories/storyReader$646
Kern Child Abuse Prevention
Council:
Telephone
(661) 327-4711 Fax (661) 327-7895 Address
730 Chester
Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93301 "Time is a companion
that
goes with us on a journey. It reminds us to cherish
each
moment."
http://www.bakersfield.org/ydc/secondary/kern-child.html
National Center on Child
Abuse:
National
resource for professionals seeking information
on the
prevention, identification, and treatment of child abuse.
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cb
Orange County Child
Abuse Prevention Center:
http://www.occhildcarecouncil.org/whats_new.html
CANDIS: Child Abuse
and Neglect Database
Instrument System Zip-File
Page:
http://www.musc.edu/cvc/candis.htm
Australians Against
Child Abuse:
http://www.aaca.com.au/
Child Abuse Council
of Santa Clara County:
To actively
develop, support, and coordinate community
efforts
to prevent child abuse and heal its effects.
http://www.cacscc.org/
Prevent Child Abuse:
Non-profit
organization in Bozeman, Montana encourages
family
development through awareness and support.
Find
out how to help.
http://www.preventchildabusebozeman.org/
NNCC Child Care Database:
The National
Network for Child Care (NNCC) Abuse database
contains
full-text publications and links to related sites.
The NNCC
Website is sponsored by the Cooperative
Extension
System and USDA/CSREES.
http://twosocks.ces.ncsu.edu/cyfdb/browse_2.php?search=NNCC
Child Abuse and child
protection Family Law Reform:
Child
abuse law reform, children and family rights - expose abuse
of power,
protect loved ones, reform our child protection system.
http://www.childprotectionreform.org/
Emotional Abuse - Child
Abuse:
Study
the behavior seen in a child and the child's parents that may
suggest
emotional abuse is occurring. Provided by the Coalition
for Children.
http://www.safechild.org/childabuse3.htm
Resources for Sexual,
Physical, Mental and Verbal Abuse:
http://open-mind.org/Abuse.htm
MSN Communities that
are for Abuse Survivors:
http://communities.msn.com/browse.msnw?catid=97
Autumn Tears - Resources
and Info for Abuse Survivors:
http://www.twoheartsonesoul.com/survivor.htm
Men Can Stop Rape:
http://www.mencanstoprape.org/
Lynn(s)' Page:
Welcome!
We set up this page to show our artwork to people we know.
But now
thanks to a whole lot of support from those people and others,
we have
decided to expand and make it available to anyone who wants
to see
it. First you should know "we" refers to one body. We have D.I.D. or Dissociative
Identity Disorder. It used to be called Multiple Personality
Disorder.
For more information about us and this "disorder", including links
to sites
which provide more in-depth information, please read the artist's statement.
http://www.raincity.com/nemal/
Alex's Recovery:
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/3378/
Light Circle:
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/4693/index1.html
Kirsti's Survivors Page:
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/1520/surv.html
Sanctuary:
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/2976/sanctuaries.html
Rape Recovery Help And
Information Page:
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/2402/
Survivors and Friends:
Offering
support, encouragement, information, and a voice to
Survivors
of sexual abuse, their friends and loved ones.
http://www.survivors-and-friends.org/
THE COURAGE OF A WOMAN:
http://biz.arkansas.net/lordandedw/
Illinois Department
of Children and Family Services:
http://www.state.il.us/dcfs/INPRO.HTM
Rape Survival:
http://womenshealth.about.com/library/weekly/aa062999.htm
Survivors Healing Home
Page:
Welcome
to our Home Page! My name is Diane Auld. I say our
home
page because it belongs to all survivors of sexual abuse. I see
this
page as being a place to come to for information that will help you
in your
healing. A place to share stories, experiences, triumphs
and challenges.
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1035/
Shattered Selves:
The purpose
of this page is to dispel certain preconceived notions
non-multiples
have concerning multiplicity.
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/8089/
Help Stop the Abuse:
Kayla's
Story
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Grove/1469/angels.html
NO:
This
powerful poem was written anonymously by a lover of a survivor.
http://iul.com/anon/no.htm
SELF-Therapy: For People
Who ENJOY Learning About Themselves:
This
page includes articles on various psych related topics (depression, relationships,
fear, anger, etc.) as well as "Relationship Analysis"
(a way
for surfers to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of their
own loving
relationship in complete confidentiality).
http://www.helpyourselftherapy.com/
Knowledge Exchange Network
(KEN), Center for
Mental Health Services:
http://www.mentalhealth.org/
Paul Mclaughlin:
http://www.efn.org/~scan/home.html
The Ottawa Recovered
Memory Task Group:
http://www.carleton.ca/~whovdest/ormp.html
Publicizing Child Molester's
Prison Release:
http://www.markwelch.com/molestpr.htm
Open Letters Regarding
"False Memory Syndrome":
http://www.sover.net/~schwcof/popelet.html |
Friends of Battered
Women and
Their Children,
call
1-800-603-HELP
KID SAVE:
Referrals
to shelters, mental health services,
sexual
abuse treatment, substance abuse, family
counseling,
residential care, adoption/foster care, etc. 1-800-543-7283
KIDS PEACE:
Parent
and relative, concerned adults can call about
mental
health related problems--children and adolescents
in crisis
will be connected with asocial worker for
immediate
help.
Call
1-800-543-7283
NAMI Helpline National
Alliance for the
Mentally Ill,
call
1-800-950-NAMI
National Youth Crisis
Hotline:
1-800-448-4663
National Child Abuse
Hotline:
1-800-25-ABUSE
National Mental Health
Assn:
Provides
free information on specific disorders, referral directory to mental health
providers, national directory
of local
mental health associations, and a Stigma Watch. 1-800-969-6642
(M-F, 9-5 EST)
Institute of Mental
Health Information Line:
Provides
information and literature on mental illness
by disorder
for professionals and general public.
1-800-647-2642
National Runaway Switchboard:
Lists
of shelters, counseling; food pantries;
transportation.
Suicide & crisis counseling. Message
relay
from kids to parents or from parents to kids,
3-way
calls arranged.
1-800-621-4000
SAFE (Self-Abuse Finally
Ends):
1-800-DONT-CUT
1-800-366-8288
Youth Crisis Hotline:
Crisis
hotline and information & referral for runaways
or youth
in crisis.
1-800-HIT-HOME
1-800-448-4663
Covenant House Nineline:
1-(800)
999-9999
Call
if you are thinking of running away or if you
have
run away and would like to send a message
to your
parents.
Incest Survivors Anonymous:
PO Box
17245
Long
Beach, California 90807-7245
(562)
428-5599
National
office provides phone numbers of nearest
group.
National Center for
Missing & Exploited
Children:
2101
Wilson Blvd, Ste 550
Arlington,
VA 22201-3052
(800)
843-5678
(703)
235-3900
National Clearinghouse
on Child Abuse &
Neglect:
PO Box
1182
Washington,
DC 20013-1182
(800)
FYI-3366
nccanch@calib.com
National Committee to
Prevent Child Abuse:
332 South
Michigan Avenue #950
Chicago,
IL 60604
(312)
663-3520
(800)
55-NCPCA (for informaton on specific abuse
topics)
http://www.childabuse.org/
Runaway Hotline:
(800)
621-4000
Toll-Free
Telephone Numbers
Bureau of Indian Affair's
Indian Country
Child Abuse Hotline:
1-800-633-5155
Incest Information Line:
1-415-566-6226 |
Child abuse
and Foster care:
http://webpages.charter.net/emilb/firstcontact.html
Against Child Abuse:
http://www.aca.org.hk/
McLean Researchers Document
Brain Damage
Linked to Child Abuse
and Neglect:
Press
Release, McLean Hospital, Belmont, McLean Researchers
Document
Brain Damage Linked to Child Abuse and Neglect
December
14, 2000 -- Belmont, MA -- McLean. Hospital
researchers
have identified four types of brain abnormalities
linked
to child abuse.
http://www.mcleanhospital.org/PublicAffairs/20001214_child_abuse.htm
The Communicator:
The Communicator
A Personal Web Site Hosted by D.W. Moore Let's
Get Personal
Communications and Childhood Sexual Abuse Web
Projects
My Callings My E-Wallet/E-Gallery Words brought the
cosmos.
http://www.txdirect.net/users/dmoore
Child Abuse Prevention
Network:
If you
are a child abuse prevention professional, you are in the right place.
Our goal
is to use the World Wide Web to give you the fullest possible
support
in your work.
http://child-abuse.com/
About Prevent Child
Abuse Virginia:
PREVENT
CHILD ABUSE VIRGINIA valuing children | strengthening
families
| engaging communities Mission "To prevent the abuse and
neglect
of our Commonwealth's children."
http://www.preventchildabuseva.org/
Child Abuse Quilts -
Revealing and Healing the
Pain of Child Abuse:
About
These Quilts - These quilts were made by subscribers to the
QuiltArt
mailing list and other on-line quilters, from April to
October
1998.
http://members.tripod.com/mbgoodman/caq/caq1.html
Prevent Child Abuse
Connecticut:
PCA CT:
Fostering healthy family relationships A program of
Wheeler
Clinic Prevent Child Abuse Connecticut (PCA CT) is
a statewide
nonprofit program dedicated to the prevention of
all forms
of child abuse.
http://www.wheelerclinic.org/children/prevent_childabuse_children.php
MEDLINEplus: Child Abuse:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/childabuse.html
The Child Abuse Prevention
Council of Montgomery
County, Inc:
Prevention
Child Abuse Sexual Assault Beating Death Child
101 Ways
to Praise Your Child! Wow - Way to Go -
You're
Special - Outstanding - Excellent - Great - Good -
Neat
- Well Done - Remarkable - I Knew you could do it -
I'm proud
of you - Fantastic - Super
http://www.child-abuse.org/
CAPTÏV Home Page
(A book on child abuse, incest,
self-injury,
healing):
CAPTÏV
How to Order - S. Marie Professional Acclaim About
CAPTÏV
Purpose Poetry About the Art Resources Poetry
by S.
Marie CAPTÏV (kap teev'): A collection of poems woven
together
to tell the story.
http://www.captivpoetry.com/
Primary Prevention of
Child Abuse -
March 15, 1999 - American
Academy of Family
Physicians:
Family
Practice | Clinical Info | CME | Practice Management
About
the AAFP | Products & Services | Careers | Publications
Search:
more options Members: Log in to customize this site.
http://www.aafp.org/afp/990315ap/1577.html
Giarretto Institute,
Child Abuse Prevention:
Child
Abuse Prevention Councils are a vital component in the
fight
against child abuse in California. Giarretto Institute is
pleased
to provide support services to councils in the form of
training.
http://www.giarretto.org/abuse.html
Trauma and Loss Resources
- Moving Forward Online:
http://www.movingforward.org/
Victims of Child Abuse
Laws, (V.O.C.A.L)
New York, Inc.:
http://www.geocities.com/vocalmt/
Child Sexual Abuse:
Christian
Survivors Ministries
http://www.geocities.com/foreverlovek/Childsexualabuse.index.html
Bikers Against Child
Abuse International Inc:
http://www.bacausa.com/ |
Family Violence Prevention
Fund/Health Resource Center:
1-800-313-1310
The Family
Violence and Prevention Fund (FUND) is a
national,
non-profit organization that focuses on domestic violence education, prevention,
and public policy reform.
The overriding
mission of the FUND is to stem the epidemic
of domestic
violence in our homes. Throughout its history,
the FUND
has developed pioneering prevention strategies
in the
justice, public education, and public health fields.
The FUND's
publications and model programs have been distributed to every state and
several foreign countries.
The FUND's
"There's No Excuse for Domestic Violence"
campaign
is the first national public education effort on
this
subject.
Bureau of Justice Clearinghouse:
1-800-732-3277
Answers
statistical questions and distributes the
Department
of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics
reports
to persons seeking crime and criminal justice data.
The clearinghouse
also offers statistical information
packages,
referrals, and other related products and
services.
Juvenile Justice Clearinghouse:
1-800-638-8736
Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
(OJJDP)
is an agency of the U.S. Department of Justice
which
provides national leadership, coordination and
resources
to prevent and treat juvenile delinquency. The Juvenile Justice Clearinghouse
produces and disseminates OJJDP publications and prepares customized responses
to information requests.
National Center for
Victims of Crime:
1-800-FYI-CALL
(1-800-394-2255)
The National
Center for Victims of Crime is a not-for-profit organization founded in
1985 in honor of Sunny Von Bulow.
The Center
is dedicated to reducing the consequences of
crime
on victims and society by promoting victims' rights
and victim
assistance, and enhancing the dignity and
value
of human life by eliminating America's acceptance of violence. The many
programs of the National Victim Center include: training and technical
assistance to strengthen the abilities of victim advocates and criminal
justice officials to assist and support crime victims; a legislative database
containing over 27,000 statutes relevant to violence, victimization and
criminal
justice issues which support the public policy program efforts to establish,
expand and
protect
victims' fights through legislation and policy development; a library with
the nation's most comprehensive collection addressing crime and victimization
issues;
Infolink
(I-800-FYI-CALL), a comprehensive source of crime victimization information
and referrals to local victim assistance programs; and the Cartington Victims'
Litigation Project offering a centralized source of civil cases brought
by victims of crime, as well as attorney referrals operating
in this
field.
National Children's
Alliance:
1-800-239-9950
National Clearinghouse
for Alcohol and Drug Info:
1-800-729-6686
TTD Hotline
- 1-800-487-4889
Hearing
Impaired - 1-800-735-2258
National Clearinghouse
on Child Abuse and
Neglect:
1-800-394-3366
Is a
national resource for professionals and concerned
citizens
seeking information on the prevention,
identification,
and treatment of child abuse and neglect.
CANet
the Child Abuse and Neglect Network is an electronic service operated by
NCCAN offering information on new child abuse and neglect resources and
recent events, searchable database records, downloadable publication files,
a
conference
calendar, and opportunities for professionals to exchange information with
colleagues working in the field.
National Criminal Justice
Reference Service:
1-800-851-3420
Is a
collection of clearinghouse supporting all bureaus of the U.S. Department
of Justice, Office of Justice Programs; National Institute of Justice,
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Bureau of justice
Statistics, Bureau
of Justice
Assistance, and the Office for Victims of Crime. NCJRS also supports the
Office of National Drug Control
Policy.
National Domestic Violence
Hotline:
1-800-799-7233
TTY -
1-800-797-3224
The National
Domestic Violence Hotline answers about
10,000
calls each month from those experiencing domestic violence, as well as
their family and friends. We provide
callers
with crisis intervention, information about domestic violence and referrals
to local programs 24 hours a day,
7 days
a week in many languages.
National Sexual Violence
Resource Center:
(NSVRC)
1- 877-739-3895
http://www.nsvrc.org/
The National
Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)
works
to strengthen the support system serving sexual
assault
survivors by enhancing the capacity of sexual
assault
providers at the national, state, and community
levels;
providing information and technical assistance to support effective interventions
in preventing sexual
violence;
and identifying emerging policy issues and
research
needs to support the development of policy issue
and practice
specific to the intervention and prevention of sexual violence.
National Organization
for Victim Assistance:
1-800-TRY-NOVA
(1-800-879-6682)
Founded
in 1975, the National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA) is the
oldest of the many broad-based
victim
rights groups now found worldwide, A nonprofit, membership organization,
NOVA is guided by four purposes:
to be
of service to its members; to be an advocate for
victim
rights and services in Federal, state, and local legislatures and executive
agencies; to be a training and educational resource to victim assistance
and allied professionals (including police, prosecutors, clergy
members,
and health and mental health professionals);
and to
be of direct service to victims who call the NOVA
offices
or who have suffered in a large-scale disaster to
which
a NOVA "Crisis Response Team" (composed of trained volunteers) has been
invited to help in the emotional
recovery.
NOVA publishes a Newsletter and holds two annual events: the National Forum
on Victims' Rights held during NCVRW in Washington, DC, and the North American
Victim Assistance Conference held in August.
National Resource Center
on Domestic Violence:
1-800-537-2238
TTY Hotline
- 1-800-553-2508
The National
Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRC) provides comprehensive information,
resources, policy development and technical assistance designed to enhance
community response to and prevention of domestic violence. The NRC works
closely with three Special Issue Resource
Centers
to Coordinate information and resource development and technical assistance.
The NRC and the following Special Issue Resource Centers work together
as the Domestic
Violence
Resource Network:
Battered Women's Justice
Project:
1-800-903-0111
Minneapolis,
MN - Provides training, technical assistance and other resources addressing
criminal and civil justice system responses to domestic violence and issues
related to bauered women's self-defense.
Health Resource Center
on Domestic Violence:
1-800-313-1310
San Francisco,
CA - Provides specialized information
packets
designed to strengthen the health care system's response to domestic violence,
as well as technical
assistance
and library services to support health
care-based
domestic violence training and program development.
Resource Center on Child
Protection
and Custody:
1-800-527-3223
Reno,
NV - Provides resource materials, consultation,
technical
assistance and legal research related to child protection and custody in
the context of domestic violence
to professionals
and practitioners in the field.
Office for Victims of
Crime Resource Center:
1-800-627-6872
Provides
victim related information such as:
domestic
violence; child abuse; elderly victims; hate/bias related violence ; victim
rights, and victim compensation. Materials available through the OVCRC
include: training curricula for law enforcement, victim assistance personnel,
and allied
professionals; fact sheets outlining special programs and initiatives managed
by the United States Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime;
and videotapes on such diverse topics as crime victim compensation, crisis
response, the mental health needs of crime victims, bank robbery
victims,
and child sexual abuse.
Resource Center on Domestic
Violence, Child Protection and Custody:
1-800-527-3223
Is operated
by the Family Violence Project of the National Council of Juvenile and
Family Court Judges. The resource center offers technical assistance to
judges, court workers, advocates, lawyers, child protective workers, law
enforcement personnel and other professionals. Assistance includes: customized
information packets; general phone information; program materials; access
to publications, videos, and audio tapes; National experts database; legal
case law and state statute research.
National Youth Crisis
Hotline:
1-800-442-HOPE(4673)
National Adolescent
Suicide Hotline:
1-800-621-4000
August Survivors Center
Easton, PA:
1-610
253-1055 |
Child Abuse:
Child
Abuse Click Here for Information on how to download
a PDF
Document at a glance ... The Canadian Incidence
Study
of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (CIS) by the Child
Maltreatment
Division.
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/pphb-dgspsp/publicat/cisfr-ecirf/index.html
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF
CHILD ABUSE AND
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE:
http://www.state.ky.us/agencies/gov/domviol/titlepg.htm
Toronto Child Abuse
Centre:
Thanks
to all of the individuals and corporations who
supported
our Butterfly Ball!
http://www.tcac.on.ca/
Prevent Child Abuse
South Carolina:
Welcome!
We are dedicated to the prevention of abuse
and neglect
of children in South Carolina.
http://www.pcasc.org/
Child Abuse - Accountability
To All Who
Abuse Children:
JOIN
HANDS - Justice FOR Children - No accountability equals
child
protection violations, dead children, abused children and
abused
families. Where every man, woman and child is held
accountable.
http://www.join-hands.com/
Child Abuse & Neglect
(NISC):
Definition
and etiology of child abuse, socio-economic factors,
identification,
treatment and prevention strategies effects on adults
abused
as children.
http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/databases/can.html
Intro to Child Abuse
by Duncan Lindsey:
An Introduction
to Child Abuse by Duncan Lindsey The
Discovery
of Child Abuse In 1962, C. Henry Kempe conducted
a survey.
http://www.childwelfare.com/kids/caintro.htm
The Center for Child
and Family Health -
North Carolina:
http://www.ccfh-nc.medem.com/
Checklist for Incest
Survivors:
http://www.efn.org/~terra/incest.html
Kempe Center - Leaders
in the fight to end child abuse:
http://www.kempecenter.org/
SURVIVORS OF INCEST
SUPPORT GROUP:
Community
Hall
SURVIVORS
OF INCEST SUPPORT GROUP
c/o Coverdale
Centre
61 Union
Street, 3rd Floor
Saint
John, NB E2L 1A2
(506)
634-1649
A women's
support group for survivors of incest.
http://www.sjfn.nb.ca/community_hall/S/surv1649.html
Male Survivors - Abuse-Incest
support - net links:
http://incestabuse.about.com/health/incestabuse/msubsmen.htm
msubsmen.htm
Survivors of Incest
Anonymous-S.B.:
S.B.
Magic Menders
Santa
Barbara, CA 93105
Telephone
Numbers and Contact Information
(805)
967-0678
Operating
Agency: Support Groups
Agency
Type: Private.
http://www.siawso.org/
INCEST SURVIVOR SUPPORT
GROUP:
YWCA
Danville,
IL 61832
Telephone
Numbers and Contact Information
(217)
446-1217
Operating
Agency: Support Groups
Agency
Type: Volunteer Person in charge.
http://www.soltec.net/uwda/iris/r00uvk9w.htm
Victims of Incest Can
Emerge Survivors
(VOICES In Action):
How to
Contact Us Sit back and enjoy a slide show of
survivor
art by Jamie Heinz Voices is supported entirely
through
contributions from various sources including
individuals,
corporation/foundation.
http://www.voices-action.org/index.htm
Wayne Ray Publications
and Poetry:
These
are full text books previously published
by the
author: Wayne Ray.
http://www.mirror.org/wayne.ray/books.html
Survivors' Offline Resources:
Survivors'
Offline Resources In the area where you live,
there
may be many resources available. You can help
out others
who live in your area by submitting information
about
the resources.
http://www.vansondesign.com/RecoveryCanada/SexualAbuse/Resources
SexualAbuse/Resources
For Friends and Loved
Ones:
For Friends
and partners of survivors: Partners and
Friends
of Incest Survivors Anonymous For a resource list
for survivors
and their partners,
e-mail
Kerry Cater kjcater@mailbox.syr.edu
http://www.sandwich.net/sehlat/survs/friends.html
Unspeakable Truths:
Survivors:
Sidran
Home | News | About | Resources | Bookshelf |
E-Mail
These are the survivors of Unspeakable Truths:
Richard
Bikales, a Holocaust survivor. Barbara Palermo,
whose
28-year-old son was murdered.
http://www.sidran.org/survivors.html
LaFasa Centers:
RAPE
CRISIS CENTER
233 St.
Ferdinand Street
Baton
Rouge, Louisiana 70802
(504)389-3456
Business Office
CRISIS
LINE: (504)383-7273
24 HOURS
HOURS:
8:30am - 4:30pm Monday - Friday.
http://lafasaorg.hypermart.net/lafasacenters.htm
Domestic Abuse Counseling
Center:
The Domestic
Abuse Counseling Center is a non-profit
organization
whose mission is to End Domestic Abuse in
Western
Pennsylvania.
http://www.dacc.net/
Domestic Violence and
Sexual Assault Information:
Assisting
victims and survivors of domestic violence
and sexual
assault.
http://www.actabuse.com/
Child Abuse - The Hidden
Bruises - AACAP Facts
for Families #5:
The statistics
on physical child abuse are alarming. It is
estimated
hundreds of thousands of children are physically
abused
each year by a parent or close relative. Thousands die.
http://www.aacap.org/publications/factsfam/chldabus.htm
Home Page CCMS, Inc:
We provide
continuing education opportunities for
the helping
professional.
http://www.ccmsinc.net/
Child Abuse, Anger,
Domestic Violence Counseling:
http://www.thecounselors.com/cg.html
National Institute of
Mental Health - Helping Children Cope with Trauma:
The American
Counseling Association, its 17 divisions and 56
branches
are concerned about the emotional and psychological
aftereffects.
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/publicat/violence.cfm
Scarborough Sexual Assault
Care Center:
Information
on sexual assault, myths and facts, and
community
resources.
http://www.sacc.to/
CHILD ABUSE?:
http://www.freep.com/voices/editorials/1031child.htm
WRITE TO TELL:
The newsletter by and for sexual
abuse survivors, as well as allies
in their healing. Offline
(Print) Publication WRITE TO TELL.
http://www.thecpac.com/tell.html
PRYSMSTAR:
Support for Sexual Abuse Survivors
http://www.angelfire.com/wi2/prysmstar/
Kim's Safe Place:
A safe place for the healing,
prevention, and awareness of child abuse.
http://www.angelfire.com/fl/kimssafeplace/
Intimacy & Sexuality - Sexual Healing
from Sexual Abuse:
http://www.sexualhealth.com/content/index.cfm?Topic=Healing%20from%20Abuse
Healing%20from%20Abuse
HealthyMind.com:
http://healthymind.com/abuse.html
Child Abuse Resources for Effective Parenting:
http://www.preventchildabusenj.org/resources.shtml
KiwiBox.com - Advice Numbers for Teens:
http://www.kiwibox.com/advice.asp?item=numbers
Pandora's Aquarium:
A great message board with
some very supportive people
associated with Tori Amos's
site and RAINN.
http://pub42.ezboard.com/bpandorasaquarium
SAFE-Alternatives.com:
So self abuse finally ends.
http://www.selfinjury.com/index.html
* Broken Wings and Fallen Angels
http://www.dreamstalker.org/wings/abuse.htm |
National
Child Abuse Hotline:
(800)-422-4453
The Healing
Woman, a journal out of California.
Publishes
monthly and can be reached at
tel:
(415)
728-0339 or fax:
(415)728-1324.
October's
front page article was "Breaking the Taboo on Feelings."
Incest Resources, Inc:
Cambridge
Women's Center
46 Pleasant
St
Cambridge,
MA 02139
(617)
354-8807
"Incest
Resource publishes excellent low-cost literature
on incest-related
topics and offers a referral service."
Looking Up:
P.O.
Box K
Augusta,
ME 04330
(207)
626-3402
"Looking
Up provides referrals, low-cost conferences, workshops, and wilderness
trips for nonoffending
survivors
of child sexual abuse. Looking Up also publishes
a newsletter,
trains professionals, and educates the public about sexual abuse."
PLEA (Prevention, Leadership,
Education,
and Assistance):
Is a
nonprofit organization of concerned professionals
and nonprofessionals
united to combat the widespread
problem
of male sexual, physical, and emotional abuse
and neglect.
PLEA exclusively serves nonoffending male survivors. For information, contact:
Hank
Estrada
Box 22,
West Zia Road
Santa
Fe, NM 87505
(505)982-9184
The Safer Society Program:
Shoreham,
Depot Rd.
RR1,
Box 24-B
Orwell,
VT 05760
(802)
897-7541
"The
Safer Society Program maintains national lists
of agencies
and individuals who provide assessment and treatment fro sexual abuse victims
and offenders. Their excellent collection of publications includes many
books of interest to adult survivors."
VOICES in Action, Inc:
P.O.
Box 148309
Chicago,
IL 60614
"A national
self-help network for survivors and
"pro-survivors"
(partners and friends of survivors),
VOICES
offers free national referrals, an annual
conference,
a newsletter, and over 100 special-interest
support
groups in which survivors who experienced
similar
types of abuse (abuse by mothers, abuse by
priests,
abuse by satanic cults, etc.) can correspond
and gain
confidential support."
Survivors Of Violence:
8031
Wadsworth Boulevard
#B4,
Suite 104
Denver,
Colorado 80021
(303)
940-6524
Denver
metro area: (303) 201-3916
We are
committed to giving victims of violent crime
their
voice in the community. We provide an annual
art and
poetry exhibit made up of the works of survivors
of violent
crime. We also provide resource numbers
within
the metro Denver community to help individuals
find
counseling and crisis intervention. Art work and
speakers
are available to talk to groups and organizations
to help
educate the community as to the devastating
affects
that violence has on an individual. Survivors of
Violence
believes that violence has no boundaries; when
one of
us is suffering, all of us are affected as well.
Hopeline:
1-800-SUICIDE
(1-800-784-2433)
"THE
HOPE LINE NETWORK 1-800-SUICIDE is not limited
to use
by depressed or suicidal callers. It is also a valuable resource for anyone
concerned about someone who seems
at risk,
despondent, hopeless, or considering a
self-destructive
act."
Boy's Town (*Not* just
for boys):
1-800-448-3000
Kids Help Phone (Canada/Bilingue):
1-800-668-6868
Tel-jeune (Canada/Bilingue):
1-800-263-2266
Childline (UK):
0800
1111 1111
UK's
free national helpline for children and young people in trouble or danger.
Rape Crisis Federation
(UK):
0115
934 8474
If you
are in immediate danger, Call 911
your
local crisis response line, or go to an Emergency Room
Both
the reporting party and the child who is allegedly being abused must reside
in the same state for the following
reporting
numbers to be valid. |
Christian Counselling
Links to other Christian
Counsellors and Counselling
Related Sites:
http://www.christian.connections-c.com/
Child Abuse Counseling
Activiities:
http://www.ndacan.cornell.edu:5160/msg00476.html
Georgia Network to End
Sexual Assault:
Information
on rape, and other types of sexual violence.
http://www.gnesa.org/info_for/info_for.html
Abuse and Incest Support:
Online
therapy, off-line and off-site community support,
hotlines,
statistics, and mailing lists.
http://incestabuse.about.com/index.htm
Sexual Assault Services
of Saskatchewan (SASS):
A coalition
of Saskatchewan agencies that provide support
and services
to individuals, primarily women, who have been
sexually
assaulted or abused.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/sass/
National Clearinghouse
on Family Violence:
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hppb/familyviolence/
Ontario Women's Justice:
The goal
of the Ontario Women's Justice Network (OWJN) is to promote
an understanding
of the law with respect to the issue of violence against women and children.
http://www.owjn.org/issues/w-abuse/safe.htm
Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
Websites:
Personal
page from this mother and social worker fighting
the Quebec
government in response to sexual abuse court outcomes.
http://www.prevent-abuse-now.com/pschild1.htm
Canadian Crime Prevention
Centre:
An educational
corporation serving Canada in the areas of Crime
Prevention
Through Environmental Design training, child
abduction/sexual
abuse programs and security/law enforcement
programs.
http://www.replacefear.com/
CASAT Home Page:
Our mission
is to promote maximum recovery from child
sexual
abuse. Handbook on-line.
http://www.casat.on.ca/
Breaking the Silence
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder:
Canadian
sexual-abuse resource lists related publications,
offers
consultancy information and provides a directory of
sexual
abusers.
http://www.breakingthesilence.com/
Sexual Abuse by Professionals:
Return
to the USA Law Offices. Sexual Abuse by Therapists.,
http://www.islandnet.com/~wwlia/us-prosx.htm
Voices in Action:
International
organization that provides support and help for
incest
and sexual assault victims. Read the newsletter, and get
membership
details.
http://www.voices-action.org/
Sexual Abuse of Disabled
Tough to Prosecute:
http://home.golden.net/~soul/disabuse.html
British Columbia Society
for Male Survivors of Sexual:
http://www.vcn.bc.ca/bcsmssa1/welcome.htm
Child Sexual Abuse -
Long Term Effects:
Institute
Against Family Violence presents the findings of
one psychologist
on the long-term effects of child sexual abuse.
http://www.bcifv.org/about/overview/6.html
Child Sexual Abuse:
Duhaime's
LAWisdom: Child Sexual Abuse. Some editorial/legal.
http://www.duhaime.org/Police_station/childsex.htm
About Child Abuse at
Aardvark.org:
http://www.aardvarc.org/child/about.shtml
Indicators of Sexual
Abuse:
...
ie: drug or alcohol abuse, suicide attempts, etc. suddenly
loses
interest in her/himself.
http://www.namca.com/english/bi-sexab.htm
The Harm of Sexual Abuse:
http://www.segnbora.com/harm.html
Assault
Survivor's Web Links:
http://www.calcna.ab.ca/survivors/as-links.htm
Gentle Touch's Web:
Welcome
To Gentle Touch's Web. Within this site information
regarding
family secrets. Be Obtained! Walk this path safely to
learn
about survivors of all forms of abuse, including rape, incest.
http://www.gentletouchsweb.com/
Welcome to Barbados:
A Tori
Amos inspired site for rape and sexual abuse survivors.
http://welcometobarbados.org/ |
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482-5964
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330-1822
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252-5400
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Utah
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678-9399
VA
Virginia
(800)
552-7096
WA
Washington
(800)
562-5624
WV
West
Virginia
(800)
352-6513
Mental Health Toll Free
Resources and Hotlines
(HOTLINES):
http://www.mhsanctuary.com/mh/toll.htm
IPHC Youth Quest ALLIES
Crisis Hotlines:
http://www.iphc.org/cem/allies/hotlines.html
Canada
Depressed Anonymous:
1-800-263-2018
Women's Shelter &
Counselling Services:
1-800-265-5506
Reach Out (for sexual
abuse survivors):
1-416-261-8670
S.O.S. Femmes:
1-800-387-8603
Survivors of Incest
Anon:
1-416-485-1674
Women In Crisis:
1-800-265-7233 |
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DCRCC HOMEPAGE:
How we
can help. What to do if raped. Long term affects of abuse.
What's
New. Rape Council Hotlines. Myths about rape. Self
defense
tips. Volunteering. Importance of Volunteers.
http://www.dcrcc.org/history.html
This Child of Mine:
Therapist's Journey:
A child
therapist shares her 15 years of treating society's neglected
souls.
http://www.thischildofmine.com/
Yello Dyno: Child Abuse
Prevention Tools:
Yello
Dyno's non-fearful, musically-based products help educate
children
on protecting themselves from child abuse, abduction,
bullies,
date rape, Internet stalking and school violence.
http://www.yellodyno.com/
The Problem-Kid Problem-Solver:
The youth
professional's one-stop resource for the best solutions
to turnaround
troubled children. Free samples, free problem-solver
magazine,
100s of solutions you can't get anywhere else.
http://www.youthchg.com/
Fight Child Abuse:
Concept
7 is a foster care agency in Southern California which
provides
family support and treatment services for approximately
700 children
in Southern California.
http://www.concept7.org/
emindhealth.com - Therapist
Referrals:
Find
a therapist who can help you with issues of child abuse in our
national
directory of over 250K licensed mental health professionals.
http://www.emindhealth.com/
Powell's Books - Abuse
General:
Several
books available dealing with the effects and after-effects
of child
abuse.
http://www.powells.com/subsection/AbuseGeneral.8.html
Get Free Email News
On Child Abuse:
Sign
up to receive the latest developments and prevention tips on
child
abuse plus hundreds of other medical and health related topics.
http://www.medicalmailbox.com/
Legal Solutions at FreeAdvice.com!:
Easy
to understand legal info in over 100 topics. Voted "most
extremely
useful" consumer legal Web site, USA Today. Ask a
lawyer
live, free. legal forms, forums, links to lawyers.
http://freeadvice.com/
Child Abuse Prevention
Network:
Internet
Center for professionals working in the field of child
abuse
and neglect. See their index of services and mailing lists.
http://child-abuse.com/
Annapolis Online Forum:
Incest:
http://www.avmcyber.com/
"Ghosts in the Bedroom:
A Guide for Partners of Incest
Survivors" Health Communications,
Inc:
Barnes
and Noble has great prices on Ghosts in the Bedroom: A
Guide
for Partners of Incest Survivors Health Communications, Inc.
(Ken
Graber) and other Books, Family, Child Care & Relationships
products.
http://shop.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=ghosts+in+the+bedroom&userid=1A7663228O
Mental Help Net:
Every
day, millions of Americans wake up to an abusive situation
in their
lives, and millions more are in the process of recovery
from
one.
http://mentalhelp.net/poc/center_index.php?id=2
Yahoo! Clubs ukincestsurvivors:
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/ukincestsurvivors
Community Organization
- Survivors of Incest
Anonymous (SIA):
Community
Organization - Survivors of Incest Anonymous (SIA).
A 12-step
group for female incest survivors 18 years of age or older.
To receive
an SIA meeting list or literature call 410-433-2365.
http://www.somd.com/community/orgs/332.asp
Yahoo! Groups : For
Abuse Survivors:
Yahoo!
Groups - Free, easy email groups
http://dir.clubs.yahoo.com/Health___Wellness/Support/Abuse_Survivors/
Abuse_Survivors/
"Trauma and the Therapist:
Countertransference and
Vicarious Traumatization
in Psychotherapy with Incest
Survivors":
Trauma
and the Therapist: Countertransference and Vicarious
Traumatization
in Psychotherapy with Incest Survivors Pearlman,
Laurie
Anne and Saakvitne, Karen (1995) ISBN: (0-393-70183-2)
clothbound
Qty: Original Price: 40.00 NPB Price (15% off).
http://www.wwnorton.com/npb/nppsych/nppsych.htm
Incest Resource:
Places
to find abuse help on the internet.
http://www.seflin.org/
Read Reviews and Compare
Prices on "Secret Survivors: Uncovering Incest & Its Aftereffects in
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Child Abuse, Domestic
Violence Survivors Chat Room:
YesICAN
offers Facilitated Chat room for survivors of Child Abuse,
Domestic
Violence.
http://www.yesican.org/
SURVIVORS OF INCEST
SUPPORT GROUP:
Community
Hall SURVIVORS OF INCEST SUPPORT GROUP
(506)
634-1649 c/o Coverdale Centre 61 Union Street,
3rd Floor
Saint
John, NB E2L 1A2 A women's support group for survivors of incest. Through
discussions and mutual support, members come to terms.
http://www.sjfn.nb.ca/
Sexual Abuse Treatment,
Referral, Resource &
Research Page:
http://www.angelfire.com/mi/collateral/
Big Thanks
to Jia-xi for the following site!!
Chinese Fund for Children
and Families:
This
helpful site is both in Chinese and English.
http://www.ccf.org.tw/english/
International Society
for Prevention of Child
Abuse & Neglect:
http://www.ispcan.org/
Children's House in
Cyberspace:
http://child-abuse.com/childhouse/
VDay - Until the Violence
Stops:
http://www.vday.org/ie/index2.cfm?articleID=399
Innermotion:
http://www.innermotion.org/
Silent-No-More Resources:
http://www.silent-no-more.org/resources.html |
Kid's Help
Phone:
1.800.668.6868
Child Abuse Hotline:
1.800.387.KIDS
(5437)
Northern Alberta only:
Distress and
Suicide Line:
1.800.232.7288
Australia
Online Kids Counseling
Kids Free Help Line:
1-800-551-800
Child Abuse Prevention
Services:
1.800.688.009
Child Protection and
Family Crisis Service:
1-800-066-777
Domestic Violence Service:
1-800-656-463
Advocate for Survivors
of Child Abuse:
1.300.657.80
Helpline Online Mental
illness information and referral:
1.800.817.569
Crisis Line, Information,
Counselling:
1.800.622.112
Lifeline:
131.114
Care Ring:
136.169
Crisis Care Unit:
131.611
Family Drug Support:
1.300.368.186
SANE helpline:
1.800.688.382
Suicide Prevention (Recording):
1.300.360.980
Victorian
Helplines
GROW: Mutual support
and self help groups:
9890
9846
LifeLine - Suicide Helpline:
1.300.651.251
Men's Referral Service:
1.800.065.973
Women's Domestic Violence
Crisis Service
of Victoria:
1.800.015.188
Beyond Blue: National
Depression Initiative:
(03)
9810 6100
Lifeline:
(03)
9662.1000
National Association
for Loss and Grief:
(03)
9688.4768
Compassionate Friends:
(03)
9882.3355
Centre of Adolescent
Health:
(03)
9345.5890
Stopover Emergency Youth
Accommodation:
(03)
9347.0822
South
Australian Numbers
Living Hope Counselling
and Support:
(08)
8277.4033
Living Hope (youth call):
(08)
8277.4400
United
Kingdom
Childline:
0800
1111
NSPCC Child Protection
Helpline:
0800
800500
Rape Crisis Centre:
020 7837
1600
Rape Crisis Federation:
0115
934 8474 / http://www.rapecrisis.co.uk/
Careline:
offers counselling and advice on any subject
020 8514
1177
Youth Access:
provides numbers for
counselling/advisory
services
020 8514
1177
Family-line UK:
support for family with problems
0845
756 7800
The Samaritans:
0845
7 909090
Samaritans'
e-mail: jo@samaritans.org
Women's Aid National
Helpline:
0131
475 2372
Women's Aid for help
in finding
local support:
0345
023468
Anti-Bullying Campaign:
(counselling and
advice)
020 7378
1446
The British Association
For Counselling:
01788
550899
Cruse Bereavement Care:
(offers counselling for
the bereaved)
0345
585565
Alateen:
(advice for teens with alcohol concerns)
020 7403
0888
Youth 2 Youth:
(support and advice available)
020 8896
3675
Get Connected:
(for young people who have/are
thinking
of running away)
0800
096 0096
National Association
for Children of Alcoholics:
0800
567123
Lifeline:
0800
716701
Rape and Abuse Line:
080 8000
0123
Shelterline:
080 8800
4444
Victim Support:
01703
234883
Brook Advisory Centres:
for nearest branch call
0800
0185023
Guide to contraception:
020 7285
5510
Going to a Brook Centre:
020 7285
5515
Family Planning Association:
020 7837
4044
Norway
Barn og unges kontakttelefon:
80033321
Barneombudet:
80031700/22342630
Mental barnehjelp
(bekymiringstelefon for foreldre):
80030940
Redd Barnas senter mot
seksuelle overgrep:
22426011
* UCLA Mental Health
Project Hotlines
http://smhp.psych.ucla.edu/hotline.htm |
Gentle Touch's Web:
Welcome
To Gentle Touch's Web. Within this site information
regarding
family secrets, abuse, incest, rape, children missing,
child
rights, victims rights, laws, mental health and the long term
side
effects of child abuse can be found.
http://www.gentletouchsweb.com/
Victims of Incest Can
Emerge Survivors (VOICES In Action):
How to
Contact Us Sit back and enjoy a slide show of survivor
art by
Jamie Heinz. Voices is supported entirely through
contributions
from various sources including individuals,
corporation/foundations
and membership fees.
http://www.voices-action.org/
Wayne Ray Publications
and Poetry:
These
are full text books previously published.
http://www.mirror.org/wayne.ray/books.html
Recovery Canada:
Survivors'
Offline Resources In the area where you live,
there
may be many resources available. You can help out
others
who live in your area by submitting information about
the resources
that you are aware of. In this way, you can
help
each other.
http://vansondesign.com/RecoveryCanada/SexualAbuse/Library/
For Friends and Loved
Ones:
For Friends
and partners of survivors: Partners and Friends
of Incest
Survivors Anonymous For a resource list for survivors
and their
partners, e-mail Kerry Cater kjcater@mailbox.syr.edu
Parents
of survivors may find this link interesting.
http://www.sandwich.net/sehlat/survs/friends.html
Ministry of Children
and Family Development of BC:
The Ministry
of Children and Family Development works to ensure
that
some of our most vulnerable children and families have the best
chances
possible to succeed and thrive.
http://www.gov.bc.ca/mcf/
Child Abuse & Recovery
- Suite 101.com:
Child
Abuse Resources. This page is
dedicated
to helping you find information.
http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/child_abuse_and_recovery
Multiple Personality
and Dissociation Book List:
This
site provides bibliographic details and reader reviews of
books
on dissociation, particularly multiple personalities.
http://mpbooks.artefact.org.nz/
Helpers2:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/roddy.duchesne/helpers2.htm
Dark Children -- Ring
Index:
Click
on any of the ring titles below to access the ring
fragment.
Or, you can click on the "Back" or "More" button below
to start
surfing through the ring pages. Hope from Incest Healing
from
Incest - You Are Not Alone Survivors Against Domestic Violence.
http://www.rikconklin.com/dark_children/rings.html
Online Recovery - Abuse
Survivors:
http://www.drcc.ie/help/incest/
DVIRC Publications:
http://www.dvirc.org.au/publications/Incest.htm
Health Library - Sexual
Abuse/Incest/Rape:
http://www.laurushealth.com/Library/HealthGuide/SelfHelp/topic.asp?hwid=shc65
Links to Internet Resources
on Abuse:
http://www.mjbovo.com/AbuseLinks.htm
TeenAdvice Help Line
Links:
http://teenadvice.about.com/cs/helplines/
Transformations:
http://www.transformations.com./
Secret Shame:
http://www.palace.net/~llama/psych/injury.html
Self-Help for Self-Injury
by Anonymous: http://secretsswollen.tripod.com/selfhelpframe.html
Christian Recovery International:
A coalition
of ministries dedicated to helping the Christian community
become
a safe and helpful place for people recovering from addiction,
abuse
or trauma.
http://www.christianrecovery.com/dox/links/pages/Abuse/
David Baldwin's Trauma
Info Page:
The Trauma
Information Pages focus primarily on emotional
trauma
and traumatic stress, including PTSD(Post-traumatic
Stress
Disorder), whether following individual traumatic
experience(s)
or a large-scale disaster.
http://www.trauma-pages.com/
Talula's Shack of Petals:
http://www.geocities.com/talula_petal/
Inspiration for Rape/Sexual
Abuse Survivors:
http://www.healthyplace.com/Communities/Abuse/lisk/quotations.htm
quotations.htm
Alliance: Incest Awareness
Foundation:
Incest Recovery:
Organization:
Incest Awareness Foundation Program: The
Reading
Lamp, a quarterly gathering for incest survivors and
their
supporters.
http://www.nycagainstrape.org/research_library_title_I.html
SAPAC - Resources -
Washtenaw County Rape/
Domestic Violence:
Monday-Friday,
9am-5pm Fees: None for rape crisis program;
sliding
fee scale for long-term treatment for adult incest survivors.
Wheelchair
accessible.
http://www.umich.edu/~sapac/
I Sang Holy Holy:
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Pavilion/2910/rape.html
Over the Bridge:
http://www.angelfire.com/oh/tearinherhand/index.html
Child Abuse Victims'
Resources:
http://mova.missouri.org/childab.htm
Department of Health
and Human Services:
http://www.dhhs.gov/
HHS is
the U.S. government's principal agency for protecting the
health
of all Americans and providing essential human services,
especially
for those who are least able to help themselves. HHS is
the largest
grant-making agency in the Federal government with
more
than 300 programs that address issues concerning children,
youth,
and families.
Administration for Children
and Families (ACF):
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/
Within
HHS, ACF is the key agency administering programs related
to the
prevention, intervention, treatment, and placement of abused
and neglected
children. ACF houses the Administration on Children,
Youth
and Families (ACYF), Administration on Developmental
Disabilities
(ADD), Office of Community Services (OCS), Office of
Family
Assistance (OFA), and Administration for Native Americans.
Administration on Children,
Youth and Families (ACYF):
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/acyf
Within
ACF, ACYF oversees the major Federal programs that support
social
services promoting the positive growth and development of
children
and youth and their families; protective services and shelter
for children
and youth in at-risk situations; child care for working families
and families
on public assistance; and adoption of children with
special
needs.
Children's Bureau:
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cb
The Children's
Bureau, located within ACYF, is the oldest Federal agency
for children.
The Children's Bureau is responsible for helping States
deliver
child welfare services designed to protect children and strengthen families,
including child protective services, family preservation and
support,
foster care, adoption, and independent living.
Family and Youth Services
Bureau:
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/fysb
FYSB
helps individuals and organizations to provide effective,
comprehensive
services for youth in at-risk situations and their families.
Its areas
of focus include preventing sexual abuse of homeless and
runaway
youth.
Head Start Bureau:
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/hsb
Head
Start is a national program that promotes school readiness
by enhancing
the social and cognitive development of the nation's
low-income,
preschool children and provides comprehensive social
services
for their families.
Child Care Bureau (CCB):
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/ccb
CCB is
responsible for administering Federal funds to help low-income
families
gain access to high-quality child care and provides technical
assistance
to the nation on a variety of topics related to child care.
Administration on Developmental
Disabilities (ADD):
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/add
ADD is
responsible for efforts to protect the rights of people with
developmental
disabilities. ADD's programs focus on such issues as child development,
abuse and neglect of persons with disabilities, day care,
early
intervention, and training. |
Finland
The Mannerheim League
of Child Welfare
Confidential helpline
for Children and Teens:
9800
20400
Youth Crisis Point:
09 753
5121
Support for Victims
of Harassment
at School:
0800
97474
Suicide Prevention Center:
09 731
391
Finnish Mental Health
Association Helpline:
020 344
5566
Al-Anon (Support for
friends and family of
those with alcohol
problems):
09 750
200
Crime Victim Helpline:
0600
16116
Rape Crisis Center:
0800
97895
Get Rid of Drugs Line:
0203
22388
Finnish Red Cross AIDS
Line:
0203
27000
Emergency number:
112
Israel
Eran (psychological
help for youth):
1201,
02- 610303, 04- 8672222
The department against
family violence:
03- 5231287
Shila (A help centre
for pregnant girls):
02- 258841
Naan (Youth helps youth.
It's quite like TAO,
only on the phone):
02- 246954,
02- 252839
04- 9835373,
04- 9835374
Meital (A help centre
for children who were
sexually abused):
02- 630428
South
Africa
Telefriend:
Johannesburg:
(011)
922-9999
Cape
Town: (021) 430-1122
Durban:
(031)
450-9999
Port
Elizabeth: (041) 51-22212
Lifeline:
Johannesburg:
(011)
728-1347
Cape
Town: (021) 461-1111
Durban:
(031)
2323-23
Welkom:
(057)
35-22212
AIDS Hotline:
(011)
725-6711
Childline:
08000
55555
Eating Disorder Unit:
(011)
489-1206
Alcoholics Anonymous:
(011)
483-2470
(021)
247-550
(031)
301-4959
(041)
554-019
Famsa:
(011)
883-2057
(021)
461-7360/1/2
(031)
304-8991
(041)
559-393
SANCA:
(011)
337-8400
(021)
930-6086
(031)
222-241
(041)
551-927 |
Volunteer
Work & Community Outreach:
Worship
Schedule Calendar of Events & Activities Volunteer
Work
& Community Outreach Church History Audio Sermons
Additional
Links Guestbook Return Home St. Mary's Volunteer
Work
and Community Outreach The Choir of St. Mary's Church.
http://www.libertynet.org/stmaryhv/volunteer.html
Aberdeen Internet Services
Guide to Aberdeen &
North East Scotland
- Helplines:
http://www.aberdeenhq.com/
Hot Links:
JL Corporate
Services - maximizing human potential in today's
workplace.
Provides insightful products and services that build
foundations
for healing relationships in the workplace and at home.
Workshops
and seminars available for corporations.
http://www.flyingboy.com/
MD DPSCS Victim Services
in Maryland:
National Resources:
http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/
NCPTSD:
http://www.ncptsd.org/
Survivors Art Foundation
| Programs:
May,
1999 The 1999 VOICES in Action "17th Annual International
Conference
on Child Sexual Abuse and Art Exhibit" was held
May 20-23
in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
http://www.survivorsartfoundation.org/programs.html
Growing Beyond Emotional
Abuse - Articles:
'Sticks
and stones may break my bones, but names will break my
heart.'
That's the lament of survivors of emotional and verbal abuse.
This
comprehensive resource website directs visitors to books,
on-line
articles, and programs dedicated to healing.
http://www.webheights.net/GrowingbeyondEmotionalAbuse/
S.E.A.S of Life Ministries:
A survivor
of childhood sexual abuse shares her story and offers
hope
and inspiration. Online resources and support groups for
survivors
of childhood sexual abuse.
http://www.seasoflife.com/
4Therapy.com - Sexual
Abuse Survivor:
4therapy's
mental health guide helps to eliminate the anxiety
of seeking
professional help. Includes articles and resources for
sexual
abuse survivors.
http://www.4therapy.com/
Recovery from Sexual
Abuse:
EMDR
Therapy - a rapid effective treatment for overcoming
the trauma
from sexual abuse. EMDR therapist is located in
Los Angeles.
http://www.psychotherapist.net/
Male Childhood Sexual
Abuse:
Support
page for survivors of abuse, includes articles and
information,
and an index of books and reviews to be found online.
http://www.vix.com/menmag/sexabupg.htm
WIRE:
http://www.wire.org.au/pages/default.cfm?page_id=1509
Childline:
http://www.childline.org.uk/
Office of Family Assistance:
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/ofa
OFA oversees
the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
program
and the Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training
program
(JOBS).
Administration for Native Americans:
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/ana
The Administration for Native
Americans promotes social and
economic self-sufficiency of
American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and other Native American
Pacific Islanders.
Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation
(OPRE):
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/opre
OPRE administers programs aimed
at promoting families' financial self-sufficiency and the healthy development
and well-being of children
and families.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC):
http://www.cdc.gov/
CDC promotes all aspects of
health as well as the prevention and
control of disease, injury,
and disability. Issues of concern include
childhood injuries and children
who witness violence.
Health Resources and Services Administration
(HRSA):
http://www.hrsa.gov/
HRSA administers grants targeted
at medically underserved
populations and addresses child
well-being issues through the
Maternal and Child Health Bureau. |
National
Child Help Hotlines
Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Hotline:
(800)
237-6237
Center to Prevent Handgun
Violence:
(202)
898-0792
Child Abuse Hotline:
(800)
540-4000
Child Help USA:
(800)
422-4453
Children Now:
(800)
CHILD-44
Crisis Counseling Hotline:
(800)
444-9999
Enough is Enough:
(888)
2-ENOUGH
National Center for
Missing and Exploited
Children:
(800)
843-5678
National Clearinghouse
for Alcohol and Drug Information:
(800)
729-6686
National Council for
Child Abuse and
Family Violence:
(800)
222-2000
National Crime Prevention
Council:
(202)
466-6272
National Institute on
Drug Abuse
Referral Line:
(800)
662-HELP
National Victim Center
INFOLINK:
(800)
FYI-CALL
NINE LINE, help line
for young people:
(800)
999-9999
Runaway Hotline:
(800)
231-6946
Suicide Prevention Hotline:
(800)
827-7571
Violence Prevention
Coalition:
(213)
240-7785
Dr. Schuller's Hour
of Power Hotline for Help:
1-714-NEW-HOPE
(This was a hotline number
my Mom
donated...she's terrific:)
TRAUMA
AND ABUSE
ORGANIZATION
TELEPHONE
Life Line:
011 -728
1347
Childline Treatment
Line:
0800
55555
011 -
484 0771
Community Places of
Safety:
011 -484
8911
Trauma Clinic &
Centre For The Study
Of Violence And Reconciliation:
011 -
403 5102
Child Emergency Service
24 hours:
0800
123 321
Child Welfare:
011 -
331 0171/9
Children in Trauma (Rhema):
Heather,
Karen
011 -
783 7657
083 229
9440
Challenge Child Abuse
- Brixton:
082 452
2212
Jewish Community Services
& Trauma Project:
011 -
648 9124
National Peace Accord
Trust:
011 -
483 2612
Compassionate Friends:
(support for bereaved
parents)
011 -
440 6322
SAPS Sexual Offenses,
Child Protection,
and Family Violence
Unit:
012 -
320 3625
National Network Of
Violence Against Women:
012 -
348 1232
Islamic Careline:
011 -
836 6085/6
Randburg Trauma Centre:
011 -
789 8478
702 Helpline:
011 -
884 8448 |
CSSA Survivors
Main Page:
Christian
Survivors of Sexual Abuse You shall be my people,
and I
will be your God........Jeremiah 30:22 CSSA Main Page |
CSSA
London | Resources If you would like to bookmark this site,
then
this is the page to do it.
http://www.mtb1.demon.co.uk/cssa/main.htm
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Childhood Sexual Abuse
| Survivor's Search Engine:
Remembering
the Kids Inside: Survivors of Sexual Abuse Welcome!
I've
created this page as a place for survivors to tell their stories
and a
source of information for survivors and their loved ones.
http://www.escapinghades.com/childs.html
Persevering:
For sexual
abuse survivors.
http://www.persevering.org/
Partners & Allies
of Sexual Assault Survivors:
Resource
list for allies and survivors of sexual harassment
and assault
alike, including books, newsletters, and
Internet-based
materials.
http://twhj.com/allies.shtml
Sexual Abuse Survivor's
Tools In Recovery:
On this
page you will find - 1. Ideas to Facilitate Grounding 2. Relapse
Prevention
Tips 3. Relapse Prevention Plan 4. Helpful 12-Step-Type
Slogans
4a. Defintion of Some Terms In the Steps 5. Plan to Aid in
Balancing
Your Lifestyle 6. Target Daily.
http://home.golden.net/~soul/tools.html
Survivors of Educator
Sexual Abuse & Misconduct Emerge:
Discusses
abuse by teachers and other school employees, and provides a confidential
information and support network for survivors and friends.
http://www.nal.usda.gov/pavnet/vp/vpsesame.htm
Childsexualabuse.index:
Child
Sexual Abuse Christian Survivors Ministries. How could anyone
hurt
a little child? Survivors of Child abuse, together we can heal with
God's
Strength. This site is dedicated to all the children around the
world
who have been victims of child abuse.
http://www.geocities.com/foreverlovek/Childsexualabuse.index.html
Forums for Survivors
of Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Assault:
Recovery
Canada Online support network for victims and survivors
of a
variety of life-affecting physical, emotional, spritual challenges.
http://vansondesign.com/RecoveryCanada/SexualAbuse/Forums/
M.A.L.E.:
Men Assisting
Leading & Educating - Resources For Sexually
Abused
Males. Forum for men who have been sexually abused to
explore
their feelings.
http://www.malesurvivor.org/
Survivors of Childhood
Sexual Abuse:
http://www.seflin.org/
Impacts of Childhood
Sexual Abuse:
Some
impacts of childhood sexual abuse on the life of adult survivors.
http://www.med.monash.edu.au/
Sexual Abuse Survivors
Speak Out: Project Teardrop:
Yes,
we know we are sexual abuse victims. I say we because I,
too,
was abused as a small child. We may have suffered the effects
for years
- body memories, disassociation, post traumatic stress.
http://www.carillontech.com/teardrop.htm
Abuse survivor chats:
Sexual
abuse survivors, mental health, support. List of abuse survivor
chat
sites.
http://dennice.virtualave.net/related.html
Childhood Sexual Abuse
Consulting:
Adena
Bank Lees - Childhood Sexual Abuse Consulting, Training,
Seminars
specializing in helping survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
http://www.adenabanklees.com/
Abuse Survivors Healing:
http://www.angelfire.com/tn/surivors/
Abuse Survivors Haven:
http://www.abusesurvivorshaven.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB):
http://www.mchb.hrsa.gov/
MCHB administers numerous grant
programs related to child well-being.
National Institutes of Health (NIH):
http://www.nih.gov/
NIH entities that support research
related to children, youth, and
family issues are the National
Institute of Mental Health, National
Institute of Child Health and
Human Development, National Institute
on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism,
and National Institute on Drug Abuse.
The National Institutes of
Health Work Group on Child Abuse and
Neglect is working to increase
child maltreatment research conducted
under NIH Institute grants.
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH):
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/
NIMH supports research, research
training, and career development
programs on mental health and
behavioral disorders. NIMH has
supported research in such
areas as youth and family violence, risk
factors for abuse and neglect,
prevention of child maltreatment, and emergency mental health services
for victims of, or witnesses to,
violence and abuse.
National Institute of Child Health and Human
Development (NICHD):
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/
NICHD-funded research relates
to perinatal care, child development and behavior, child sexual abuse reports,
effects of domestic violence on
children, and children with
developmental disabilities caused by injury. |
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