If this is an emergency, please call 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE
If you’re looking for services, advice, or assistance, please contact your local anti-domestic violence programs to get help without delay. Scroll down to the map below and click on your county to go to the website of your local program.
WVCADV doesn’t provide services to individuals. We facilitate statewide collaboration between all the local programs that provide those services; we provide training and continuing education for DV workers across the state, and others; we conduct public education/awareness campaigns about domestic violence; we advocate for public policy that will support survivors; and more.
(To request a training, please use this page instead: Request a training. )
Do you have questions, concerns or comments about any services you received from DV programs in WV?
Call the Domestic Violence Services Toll-Free Complaint Line, operated by the WV Family Protection Services Board:
Leave a message and if possible, a number where you may be safely reached. Your call will be handled confidentially, and returned if you have provided a means that’s safe for you.