Domestic Abuse & Family Violence Prevention

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National Domestic Violence Hotline

A toll-free, 24-hour crisis line offering counseling and information on more than 4,000 shelters and service providers throughout the United States. Bilingual staff and a language line are available for every non-English speaking caller.
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
800-787-3224 (TTY)
www.ndvh.org

National Child Abuse HotlineChildhelp: 1-800-422-4453 
www.childhelp.org 
Dedicated to the prevention of child abuse, serving the United States, its territories, and Canada, with assistance in 170 languages.

Futures Without Violence (Family Violence Prevention Fund): 415-252-8900  
www.endabuse.org 
Headquartered in San Francisco, Boston, and Washington, DC, works to prevent violence within the home, community through education and policy advocacy.


“Violence is violence. Trauma is trauma. And we are taught to downplay it, even think about it as child’s play.” 
~ Tarana Burke, Founder, #MeToo


Alameda County Resources

Family Justice Center: 510-267-8800 
www.acfjc.org/get_help 
Provides services “under one roof” for domestic violence victims and families.
Oakland, CA

Family Violence Law Center: 510- 208-0220 
www.fvlc.org/resources 
Provides legal and referral services in English and Spanish for domestic violence victims.
Oakland, CA

A Safe Place: Daytime Crisis Line: 510-536-7233 
www.asafeplacedvs.org
Comprehensive domestic violence shelter and support program for battered women and children. 
Oakland, CA

Safe Passages: 510.238.6368 
www.safepassages.org
Advocating for vulnerable children, youth, families in Alameda County. 
Oakland, CA

Narika: Toll-Free: 800-215-7308 
www.narika.org
Founded in 1992 to address domestic abuse in the South Asian community. 
Berkeley, CA

South Asian Women’s Network (SAWNET) 
www.sawnet.org/ S
ince 1990, AASRA, or “shelter” in Hindi, provides culturally sensitive services to SF Bay Area victims of domestic violence in the Asian Indian community. 
24-hour Hotline: 800-313-ASRA (2772)

Shalom Bayit: 866- 742-5667 (SHALOM-7)  
www.shalom-bayit.org
Bay Area Jewish women working to end domestic violence for women and teens. 
Oakland, CA

Building Futures with Women and Children 
www.bfwc.org
Builds communities with underserved women and children where they are safe, supportively housed, free from homelessness and family violence. 
San Leandro, CA 
Toll-Free 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 866-292-9688

Tri-Valley Haven 
www.trivalleyhaven.org 
Domestic violence crisis intervention, shelter, rape crisis and counseling services for Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore, CA.
Toll Free 24 hour Crisis Line: 800.884-8119

Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments 
www.save-dv.org
Support services, advocacy, education for domestic violence victims and families to end the cycle of violence. Fremont (and serves greater bay Area). 
24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 510-794-6055

Contra Costa County Resources

STAND 
www.standagainstdv.org/resources.php
Provides prevention, intervention, treatment services for domestic violence victims, families and batterers.
Concord, CA 
Toll-Free 24-hour Crisis line: 888-215-5555

Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence 
www.contracostazt.org
Multi-jurisdictional partnership designed to reduce domestic violence, family violence, and elder abuse in Contra Costa County.

Peace Creations: 925- 833-9505  
www.peacecreations.org
Certified batterer groups for men, women in Contra Costa and Alameda counties, 52-week parent group (English & Spanish); individual/couples/family therapy. 
Walnut Creek.

A Step Forward: 925-685-9670 
www.astepforwardinc.com
Child sexual abuse treatment and training. 
Concord, CA

Marin County Resources 

Center for Domestic Peace (formerly Marin Abused Women’s Services – MAWS) 
www.centerfordomesticpeace.org 
Provides programs and services in Marin County for the empowerment and safety of women and children. San Rafael, CA 
Women’s English Hotline: (415) 924-6616
Women’s Spanish Hotline: (415) 924-3456

Mankind Program 
www.centerfordomesticpeace.org
Batterer re-education programs for men who are violent to their female partners to stop violence and abuse. San Rafael, CA 
Men’s Hotline: 415-924-6616 

San Fransisco County Resources 

La Casa de Las Madres 
www.lacasadelasmadres.org
San Francisco’s first domestic violence shelter, counseling and support services program for women and children. 
Toll-Free Crisis Line for Adults: 877-503-1850
Toll-Free Crisis Line for Teens: 877-923- 0700 

W.O.M.A.N., Inc: 415-864-4722 
www.womaninc.org 
Support and legal services for battered women, including lesbian, Latina-bicultural, and teen clients. 
San Francisco, CA 
24-hour Crisis Line: 877-384-3578

Community United Against Violence (CUAV) 
www.cuav.org
Founded in 1979, nation’s first LGBTQQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning) anti-violence organization, providing violence prevention and response services. 
San Francisco, CA 
24-hour Crisis Line: 415-333-HELP (4357)

Man Alive: 415-861-8614  
www.manaliveinternational.org
Violence prevention and anger management programs train batterers to stop their violence in community and jail settings. San Francisco, CA

Solano County Resources

SAFEQUEST-SOLANO 
www.safequestsolano.com
Services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, their families, and batterers. 
Fairfield, CA 
24-hour Crisis: 866-487-7233

LIFT3 SUPPORT: 707- 398-6865 
www.lift3supportgroup.com
Provides crisis shelter for individuals in crises, transitional shelter and support services for domestic violence survivors and families. 
Vallejo, CA

Solano County Family Violence Intervention Team (FIT): 707-784-7789  
www.solanocounty.com/depts/fvp/community_resources
Provides services for domestic violence victims throughout Solano County’s unincorporated areas in partnership with the Solano County Sheriff’s Office. Services are also provided in Spanish. 
Fairfield, CA

Family Investigative Response Services Team (FIRST): 707-469-6600  
www.cityofvacaville.com/departments/police/FIRST.php
Advocacy for victims of domestic violence, child and elder abuse in partnership with the Vacaville Police Department. 
Vacaville, CA

Napa County Resources 

Napa Emergency Women’s Services/ NEWS: 707-255-6397 
www.napanews.org
Provides Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Crisis Services, 24-Hour Emergency  Response Crisis Line, Emergency Confidential Shelter, Children’s Services, Legal Advocacy, Counseling Groups, Transitional Housing, Outreach, Education and Prevention Services. 
Napa, CA 
24-Hr Crisis Line: 707-253-4711

Alternatives for Better Living: 707-226-1248  
www.a4bl.org
Provides anger management, parenting, substance abuse training and counseling for adults and adolescents, many of whom are involved with the courts. 
Napa, CA

Men Evolving Non-Violently/M.E.N. 
www.sonomacountymen.org
Started in Sonoma County over twenty years ago to support men committed to changing their abusive behaviors. 
Santa Rosa, CA 
24-hour hotline: 707-528-2636