Your local domestic services program can help you make a safety plan–a plan you’ll follow to stay as safe and prepared as possible when you’re ready to leave. Advocates familiar with your community can help you think through your specific circumstances. But online resources are also available if you’d like to start safety planning on your own. Click the button for a helpful list of items to consider when leaving.
WV Coalition Against Domestic Violence
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WVCADV provides training and support for licensed domestic violence services throughout the state of West Virginia. Every person has the right to be safe, empowered, and free from violence and the fear of violence.
Additional helpful resources for people experiencing
domestic violence:
National Hotline
Asian Pacific Islander Support
Support for Seniors
LGBTQIA+ Support
Black Community Support
Indigenous Support
Support for Young People
Support for Sexual Assault Survivors
Alert: Be Safe.
Internet usage can be monitored and is impossible to erase completely. If you’re concerned someone might be monitoring your internet history–what sites you have visited–call 800.799.SAFE (7233). Learn more about digital security and remember to clear your browser history after visiting this website.
Click the red exit button in the upper-right corner of these pages to leave immediately to Google.com.