If you are in immediate danger or a life-threatening situation call 911.
Hotline: 1-800-894-3706, fast exit—Alt+F4 or Cmd+W
Hotline: 1-800-894-3706, fast exit—Alt+F4 or Cmd+W
RESOURCES
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS
- The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) 60 community-based Programs and statewide offices are joined in a coalition, acting hand in hand on behalf of domestic violence victims and their children.
- The Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is in place to facilitate your safety if moving to a new location to escape an abuser. Your address can become public record, which makes it easy for an abuser to find your location. This is eliminated by providing an alternative address to be used for public record.
- Find a local Domestic Violence Center located in Pennsylvania.
SEXUAL VIOLENCE VICTIMS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS
- The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR) works in collaboration with a statewide network of 50 rape crisis centers serving all 67 counties in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The centers provide immediate and long term services to victims of sexual assault and work to create sexual violence public awareness and prevention education within their communities.
- Find a local Rape Crisis/Sexual Assault Center located in Pennsylvania.
CRIME VICTIMS
NO MORE CAMPAIGN
NO MORE CAMPAIGN
- The Pennsylvania Crime Victims website provides information for crime victims and victim service professionals about the criminal and juvenile justice systems, victims' rights in Pennsylvania and victims' compensation.
- The Victims Compensation Assistance Program (VCAP) helps victims and their families through the emotional and physical aftermath of a crime by easing the financial impact placed upon them by the crime.
- PA VINE: Pennsylvania's Automated Victim Notification Service is a free, confidential, and automated service that helps victims, law enforcement, advocates and community members keep up to date on the status of an offender housed in a county jail, state prison, or under state parole supervision within the Commonwealth.
- PA OVA: Pennsylvania's Office of the Victim Advocate provides victims of crime with notifications, support, and advocacy services.
NO MORE CAMPAIGN
NO MORE CAMPAIGN
NO MORE CAMPAIGN
- NO MORE is a new unifying symbol designed to galvanize greater awareness and action to end Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.
- PA Says NO MORE is bringing together all people, organizations, and communities that support ending Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in our society. This website is part of a joint effort between PCADV and PCAR to get all Pennsylvanians to join voices and say NO MORE to Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.
Technology Safety
Technology can be an amazing resource for survivors. However, in some situations it can also introduce serious safety risks.
When browsing the internet, data about your activities is stored in your browser history, cache, and cookies. Someone could use this information to track your location or control your behavior. This is especially dangerous for survivors who are visiting resource websites that are worried about the backlash if someone realizes the survivor tried to get help.
Understanding how to clear this data is crucial for safety. This involves knowing how to quickly clear browser history, cache, and cookies on various devices and browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari across desktops, iPhones, iPads, iPod Touches, and Android devices.
There are many ways that someone could use technology to harm a survivor. However, there are actions you can take to lower your risk.
- Securing your devices and accounts
- Survivors' Guide to Location Tracking
- Tools for Safer Browsing
- Financial Abuse and Technology
- Steps to Increase Privacy & Safety Online
All of the above are just a small selection of the available resources from the National Network to End Domestic Violence's Safety Net Project. If you are concerned about your technology use being monitored you can call our confidential tollfree hotline 1-800-894-3706.
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If you are worried that someone might be monitoring your computer use:
- Call our 24/7 Hotline at 1-800-894-3706 for confidential support.
- Call 911 if you are in immediate danger
Important safety note:
There is always a digital trail when using a computer. If you need to leave this site quickly, you can use these keyboard shortcuts:
Windows: Press Alt + F4
Mac: Press Shift + Command + W
Visit the Resources tab to learn more about internet safety and how to clear your browser history.