The American Bar Association’s Findlegalhelp.org website will guide you to a list of resources in your state, including pro bono legal representation for victims in civil cases.

LawHelp.org assists low and moderate income people in finding free legal aid programs in their communities and answers to questions about their legal rights.  LawHelp’s website has referrals to resources for each state, including a mix of self-help resources and links to pro bono attorneys.

The ABA’s website has links to many local and state bar associations which maintain lists of attorneys who may be able to represent victims in civil cases.

CASA volunteers are appointed by judges to advocate for abused and neglected children, and to make sure they don’t get lost in the overburdened legal and social service system or languish in inappropriate group or foster homes. Volunteers stay with each case until it is closed and the child is placed in a safe, permanent home.

The Foundation’s mission is to stop crimes against children. The website contains links to each state’s “Megan’s Law” – a law that requires sex offender registration and community notification.  The website also provides educational information regarding child safety and missing children.

The mission of the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse (MINCAVA) is to support research, education, and access to violence related resources.  Their website has referrals to direct services for victims of domestic and sexual abuse, stalking, trafficking, and child abuse.

NCMEC is a private, nonprofit organization which was created in 1984. NCMEC’s mission is to serve as the nation’s resource on issues of missing and sexually exploited children. The website contains resources and links for parents, children, advocates, and attorneys regarding issues of child safety, sex offenders, victimization, and recovery.

Child Advocacy Centers emphasize the coordination of investigation and intervention services by bringing together professionals and agencies as a multidisciplinary team to create a child-focused approach to child abuse cases.  Use the “Find a local National Children’s Alliance Member Location” on their website for referrals to services.

JRP serves children and youth—primarily those in foster care—who are abused, neglected or in trouble; students who face challenges at school; and parents who need help keeping their families intact.

PFML/CVC provides a national helpline, community support, and assistance on issues related to Megan’s Law, sex offender management and sexual assault prevention.  They are a New York State Certified Rape Crisis Center and are funded by the U.S. Justice Department to staff the National Megan’s Law Helpline to support the community when sex offender notifications are implemented and to provide appropriate law enforcement referrals when registrants are failing to comply with registration requirements.

Parents of Murdered Children (POMC®) provides ongoing emotional support to help parents and other survivors of homicide facilitate the reconstruction of a “new life” and to promote a healthy resolution. Not only does POMC® help survivors deal with their grief, but also helps with advocacy in the criminal justice system. There are POMC® Chapters across the country which hold monthly meetings and provide support, advocacy, and court accompaniment. POMC®’s website provides numerous educational and support materials, and contains links to a topic forum that allows survivors to communicate with other survivors.

The Custody Project assists mothers and their children with visitation and custody expenses. The organization assists with financial crises affecting care, custody and visitation. They are able to help families with expenses such as rent, utilities, legal fees, education costs and heath costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, child care, relocation costs, job retraining, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, residential property damage, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, relocation, crime scene cleanup, limited replacement of property, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, crime scene cleanup, limited replacement of property, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, child care, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, child care, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, travel, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

The National Association of Crime Victim Compensation Boards is an organization that advocates for and supports the right of crime victims to compensation.  Their website provides links to each state’s victim compensation program.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, travel and temporary relocation costs, child care, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, relocation costs, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, crime scene cleanup, travel, limited property replacement, $1,000 in attorney fees for representation, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, crime scene cleanup, replacement of property taken as evidence, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, rehabilitation costs, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of earnings, loss of support, stolen cash, relocation, funeral, or crime scene cleanup.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of earnings, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of earnings, loss of support, funeral, or crime scene cleanup.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of earnings, loss of support, funeral costs, crime scene clean-up, replacement of property seized as evidence, travel, and relocation.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of earnings, funeral costs, and limited relocation assistance.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, wage replacement, disability benefits, travel and property reimbursement, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, travel expenses, relocation costs, crime scene cleanup, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, limited property reimbursement, and funeral costs.

This program provides financial assistance to victims of crime for expenses such as medical and counseling costs, loss of wages, loss of support, and funeral costs.

The mission of DVAS is to enrich the lives of people with hearing loss by providing access to services, education and advocacy.  Their website offers links to resources and services for deaf victims in Vermont.

Through training and technical assistance, legal support, and legislative advocacy, the NDRN works to create a society in which people with disabilities are afforded equality of opportunity and are able to fully participate by exercising choice and self-determination. NDRN is the nonprofit membership organization for the federally mandated Protection and Advocacy (P&A) Systems and Client Assistance Programs (CAP) for individuals with disabilities. Collectively, the P&A/CAP network is the largest provider of legally based advocacy services to people with disabilities in the United States.  The website offers a map with member organizations in each state that provide legal assistance on a variety of disability rights issues.

The Deaf Services staff are culturally Deaf and fluent in ASL. Deaf, hard-of-hearing or Deaf/blind victims of domestic violence, sexual assault or rape can get free and confidential services in Austin/Travis County such as: counseling, SafeParenting classes, case management and advocacy services, and community trainings.

The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence is an organization of advocates for victims of domestic violence statewide.  Their website has referrals to local resources and service providers for victims, such as shelter programs.

The Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a non-profit, membership corporation composed of 17 programs statewide that provide services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.  Services include rape crisis centers and shelter programs.  Their website has referrals to 24-hour hotline numbers statewide.

The Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence is an organization of advocates for victims of domestic violence statewide.  Their website has referrals to local resources and service providers for victims, such as shelter programs.

The mission is to eliminate family violence and to strengthen Asian families and communities.It provides direct services to ensure the safety, stabilization and empowerment of battered Asian families.

The Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence is an advocacy organization for victims of domestic violence.  Their website has referrals to local resources and service providers for victims statewide, such as shelter services.

The DAHMW works to provide crisis intervention and support services to victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) and their families in order to help survivors recover from the trauma of IPV.  Contact the crisis hotline at 1-888-743-5754 for referrals to services such as emergency shelters, counseling, and support groups.  DAHMW also has resources specifically for male and LGTBQ victims of domestic violence.

The Gay Men’s Domestic Violence Project provides crisis intervention, support, and resources to LGBTQ victims and survivors of domestic abuse.

The Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence is an organization of advocates for domestic violence victims throughout the state.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims, including shelter programs.

InMotion provides free legal services to low-income women in New York City. Their services are designed to address the unique needs of women who suffer from abuse—most of their clients are survivors of domestic violence. They focus on reaching women living in immigrant communities who are isolated by language and cultural barriers.

The Kentucky Domestic Violence Association is a member organization of fifteen advocacy centers for victims of domestic violence throughout the state.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims, including shelter programs.

The L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center provides direct services to victims of domestic abuse.  Services include LGBTQ sensitive counselors, assistance in obtaining protective orders and legal services, safety planning, and referrals to other services.

The mission of the Legal Resource Center on Violence Against Women (LRC) is to improve legal representation for domestic violence survivors.  Specifically, the LRC works to obtain legal representation for domestic violence survivors in interstate custody cases and to provide technical assistance to domestic violence victim advocates and attorneys in such cases. 
 

The Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (LCADV) is a statewide network of domestic violence programs, supportive organizations, and individuals that share the goal of ending violence against women and children in Louisiana. Their website has referrals to local shelter services.

MCEDV is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence and stalking.  Their website and 24-hour hotline, (866) 834-4357, provide referrals to local support services for victims throughout the state, including shelter programs.

MNADV is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence and stalking in Maryland.  Their website has referrals to local support providers throughout the state, including shelter services.

Jane Doe Inc. (JDI) is a coalition of rape crisis centers, domestic violence programs, and other victim advocates in Massachusetts.  Their website has referrals to local victim support providers statewide.

The Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is a network of rape crisis centers, domestic violence shelters, and other victim advocates.  Their website has a list of statewide victim support providers.

The mission of the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse (MINCAVA) is to support research, education, and access to violence related resources.  Their website has referrals to direct services for victims of domestic and sexual abuse, stalking, trafficking, and child abuse.

The Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence is composed of advocates for domestic violence victims throughout the state.  Their website has referrals to local shelter programs that provide support to victims.

MCADSV is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking in Missouri.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers throughout the state, including rape crisis center and shelter programs.

The Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence represents over 50 programs across Montana that provide direct services to victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their children.  Their website has referrals to local sexual assault support providers and domestic violence shelter programs.

NCADV provides unique services to victims of domestic violence such as cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, and financial education.  NCVADV also operates the Remember My Name Project to memorialize people who have died as a result of domestic violence.

NCAVP is a coalition of 40 anti-violence organizations that monitor, respond to, and work to end hate, domestic and sexual violence, HIV-related violence, and other forms of violence affecting LGBTQ communities. NCAVP is a program of the New York City Anti-Violence Project.

The National Dating Abuse Helpline provides resources for teens, parents, friends and family, and the general public. It is a national 24-hour resource that can be accessed by phone or the internet, specifically designed for teens and young adults.  Peer Advocates are trained to offer support, information and advocacy to those involved in dating abuse relationships. 

The National Domestic Violence Hotline has access to more than 4,000 shelters and domestic violence programs across the United States, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.  The Hotline is toll-free, confidential and anonymous. It operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in more than 170 different languages through interpreter services, and also has a TTY line available.

The Nebraska Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalition is a statewide advocacy organization committed to the prevention and elimination of sexual and domestic violence.  Their website has referrals to local victim support providers statewide.

The Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence (NNADV) is a statewide organization that helps Nevada’s communities respond effectively to the needs of victims of domestic violence and stalking. Their website has referrals to local shelter and support services throughout the state for victims.

The New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is an umbrella organization that provides technical and financial support to 14 member agencies who provide services to survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to direct services and support for victims in New Hampshire including shelters.

The New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women is a statewide association of victim advocacy programs.  Their website has referrals to local victim support services for victims of domestic violence and abuse throughout the state, including shelters.

The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence provides statewide leadership as a voice for victims and survivors of domestic violence and the programs that serve them. Their website has referrals to direct victims services statewide including shelters.

The New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a non-profit membership organization of statewide victim advocates.  Their website has a directory of local support and service providers for victims of domestic violence, including shelters.

NCCADV is a coalition of advocates and organizations supporting victims of domestic violence throughout North Carolina.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims of domestic violence and abuse, including shelter programs.

The mission of NDCAWS/CASAND is to provide leadership and support in the identification, intervention, and prevention of domestic and sexual violence.  Their website has referrals to local shelter services and programs for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking throughout the state.

The Action Ohio Coalition for Battered Women is an organization of advocates for victims of domestic violence and stalking statewide.  Their website has referrals to resources and local service providers for victims, including shelter programs.

The Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault works to empower victims and eliminate violence by providing education and prevention information, supporting member programs, and expanding quality services to all.  Their website has referrals to local victim service and support providers including shelters and rape crisis centers.

The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (OCADSV) is a non-profit organization made up victim advocates in Oregon.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers for victims of sexual violence, domestic abuse, and stalking throughout the state, including rape crisis centers and shelters.

The center serves abused Americans, mostly women and children, in both civilian and military populations overseas.

The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) is an organization of advocates for victims of domestic violence and stalking statewide.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims, including shelter programs.

The Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence is an member-program of advocates for victims of domestic violence and abuse statewide.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers, including shelters.

The South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a statewide coalition of all domestic violence shelters and rape crisis centers in South Carolina.  Their website has referrals to local rape crisis centers, shelters, and direct victim service providers.

The South Dakota Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a statewide organization of sexual violence programs with a special focus on native women.  Their website has referrals to victim crisis lines in South Dakota and local shelter services.

The Tennessee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is a private, non-profit organization composed of diverse victim advocacy programs.  Their website has referrals to local support providers for victims of sexual violence and domestic abuse throughout the state, such as rape crisis centers and shelter programs.

The Texas Association Against Domestic and Sexual Violence works toward ending sexual violence in Texas through education, prevention and advocacy.  Their website has referrals to statewide shelter services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment, stalking, and trafficking. 

The Custody Project assists mothers and their children with visitation and custody expenses. The organization assists with financial crises affecting care, custody and visitation. They are able to help families with expenses such as rent, utilities, legal fees, education costs and heath costs.

This initiative is in partnership with the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) and provides information to individuals and service providers nation-wide for victims/survivors who are seeking to relocate for purposes of escaping an abuser.

The Utah Domestic Violence Council website provides referrals to shelter services and support programs for victims of domestic violence and stalking throughout the state.

The Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to local support providers, including rape crisis centers and shelter programs, throughout the state.

The Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance is a statewide organization of agencies and individuals working to end sexual and domestic violence.  Their website has referrals to local support providers for victims of sexual and domestic violence throughout the state, such as rape crisis centers and shelter programs.

WSCADV is a nonprofit organization that provides training, services, and resources to domestic violence programs in Washington State. Their website has referrals to local programs that provide support to victims, including shelter programs throughout the state.

The West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence website has a directory of shelter programs and support providers for victims of domestic violence throughout the state.

The Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a member organization of advocates for victims of domestic violence statewide.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers throughout the state, including shelter programs.

The mission of WomensLaw.org is to provide easy-to-understand legal information and resources to women living with or escaping domestic violence or sexual assault.  Their website provides education and referrals to victim services nationwide.

WCADVSA is an organization of advocacy programs for victims sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims throughout the state, including rape crisis centers and shelter programs.

The Kansas DUI Victim Center provides many direct services to victims of drunk driving and their families, such as a 24-hour victim hotline, legal advocacy, and information.

The mission of MADD is to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking.  Their website offers resources to victims and survivors of drunk driving including a forum for victims to chat.  They also have a victim assistance hotline: 1-877-MADD-HELP (1-877-623-3435).

The New Mexico DWI Resource Center provides many direct services to victims of drunk driving and their families.  Services include information about the criminal and civil judicial processes, tracking victim cases, representation and support during court appearances, help obtaining records such as police reports, and referrals to many other resources.

The National Council on Child Abuse and Family Violence website has a comprehensive list of referrals to elder abuse victim services by state.

The National Center on Elder Abuse is a national resource for elder rights, law enforcement and legal professionals, public policy leaders, researchers, and the public. The Center provides referrals to direct services. The Center’s website contains links to other organizations that advocate for the elderly, and it provides links to toll-free reporting lines to report elder abuse.

The National Consumer League is a non-profit advocacy group that aims to protect and promote social and economic justice for consumers and workers in the United States. The fraud.org website houses these two arms of the NCL and provides prevention and reporting information on telemarketing fraud, scams against businesses, internet fraud, scams against the elderly, and counterfeit drugs.

AGOVA provides direct victim assistance as well as referrals to victims through its toll-free Hotline, 1-800-626-7676.  Services include information on crime victims’ rights, compensation, how to protest parole decisions and other concerns for victims after their offender is sentenced.

Alaska’s Department of Law provides a Victim-Witness Assistance Program for victims whose cases are being prosecuted.  A coordinator can provide services such as help with employers and travel arrangements, advocacy and information about the criminal justice process, and work with police and other services to stop abuse and harassment.

The Arizona Attorney General’s Victims’ Rights Program has information about the rights of crime victims in Arizona.  The office can also refer victims to various services and operates a victim compensation program.

The California Attorney General’s VSU provides information about the rights of crime victims in California. 

California Crime Survivors Inc’s mission is to ensure the public knows victims’ rights and needs and to provide resources, support, and information to empower crime victims to survive and thrive.  Victim services include legal information, support groups, and safety trainings.

The Victim Assistance Program provides information and support for victims of violent crimes in all cases handled by the several units within the criminal justice section. Among other duties, the advocate in this unit provides referral to post-trauma counseling and referral to victim compensation.

The mission of Crime Victims First (CV1) is to promote and protect crime victims’ rights through education, advocacy, and enforcement.  CV1 facilitates education services and awareness raising of crime victims’ rights;  provides victim services such as crisis counseling, criminal justice support, and pro bono legal services; participates in developing public policy; and has a variety of resources for victims on their website. 

The D.C. Crime Victims Resource Center, a project of the Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center, Inc., represents victims of all types of crime in the District of Columbia. The Clinic works with other D.C. entities to assess and coordinate access to other social services for clients.

Delaware’s Victim/Witness Assistance Program can provide crime victims with information about the criminal justice process.  Services include notification of the proceedings, assistance with restitution, and information about crime victim’s rights.

Florida’s Attorney General provides information about the rights of crime victims in Florida.  Services include referral to victim assistance statewide, information about victim’s rights in the court, and how to claim victim’s compensation.

Georgia’s Office of the Attorney General provides information about the rights of and services for crime victims in Georgia. 

The Victim Oral History Project seeks to capture the evolution of one of the nation’s most significant social rights movements–the Victims’ Rights Movement. This website contains audio and video file interviews with many pioneers of the movement and documents the history of the Victims’ Rights Movement.

The Idaho Attorney General’s Office provides assistance to victims while their cases are being prosecuted, general victim assistance information, and referrals to services for all crime victims in Idaho.

The Illinois Attorney General’s Office provides many services to victims of crime.  Services include information about crime victim’s rights, assistance with compensation, referral to services statewide, and victim notification concerning cases and custody status of offenders.

The Indiana Attorney General’s Office provides services to crime victims, such as confidential addresses for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse.  Other services include victim notification, compensation, and referrals to other victim resources.

The Iowa Attorney General’s Office operates a Crime Victim Assistance Division (CVAD).  Services of the CVAD include victim notification, assistance with compensation, crisis response, and referrals to statewide victim services such as counseling.

The Kansas Attorney General’s Office provides information about the rights of crime victims in Kansas, as well as other services such as victim notification, compensation, and referrals to statewide victim resources.

The Kentucky Attorney General’s Office of Victim Advocacy provides services to victims including information about rights and notification regarding cases.

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office provides information to crime victims and citizens regarding victims’ rights and the criminal justice system.  The office also serves victims through notification of case disposition and offender custody.

Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center, Inc. provides pro bono legal representation, including serving as guardian ad litem, to victims of all crimes in tribal, state, and federal proceedings and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in the State of Maryland; in the Federal Districts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia; and, under other funding, Federal crimes of Fraud/Identity Theft in any federal court nationwide.

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office provides information about the rights of crime victims and referrals to statewide victim assistance and resources.

The Department of Community Health website provides information about crime victims’ rights in Michigan, and referrals to support services such as compensation and victim notification.

Minnesota Crime Victim Services is composed of advocates in prosecutors’ offices and community-based organizations that are available to help crime victims with information, referral, and assistance.

The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office provides information on crime victims’ rights in the state, as well as referrals to resources and services for victims.

The Missouri Attorney General’s Office provides information concerning the rights of crime victims in Missouri.  The office also provides services including victim notification and referrals to advocates and statewide victim resources.

The Montana Attorney General’s Office of Victims Services provides referrals to statewide victim resources and services.

The National Center for Victims of Crime (NCVC), founded in 1985, is a resource and advocacy organization for crime victims. NCVC’s mission is to forge a national commitment to help victims of crime rebuild their lives. NCVC’s website contains numerous resources and links, including to some of its projects such as the Stalking Resource Center.

NCVC has created VictimLaw, a comprehensive, user-friendly, on-line database of victims’ rights statutes, tribal laws, constitutional amendments, court rules, administrative code provisions, and case summaries of related court decisions that meets the needs of a wide variety of users with different levels of substantive and technological expertise.

NCVLI works to ensure that victims of crime are informed of their rights and can find resources to enforce their rights. We provide general information on our website about the rights of crime victims and also provide referral information to other agencies that may be able to provide direct assistance.

NOVA’s mission is to promote rights and services for victims of crime and crisis everywhere. NOVA’s website includes educational materials for victims and links to other victim service organizations.  They provide information and referrals through their toll-free hotline.

The mission of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services Victim Assistance Program is to provide advocacy and assistance to crime victims and allow an avenue for victims to participate in departmental activities.  Services include notification of changes in offender custody status.

The Nevada Attorney General’s Office provides a list of many victim advocacy services statewide.

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office of Victim/Witness Assistance provides support and resources to victims of crime statewide.  Services include information about the criminal justice system, victim notification, courtroom advocacy, intervention with employers or landlords, and referrals to other resources for victims.

The New Jersey Office of the Attorney General provides many services to victims, including counseling, information about victims’ rights and the criminal justice system, compensation, and victim notification.

The New Jersey Crime Victims’ Law Center provides pro bono legal representation to all victims of violent crimes in state and federal proceedings in New Jersey and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in each of the 21 counties throughout the State of New Jersey.

The New Mexico Victims’ Rights Project provides pro bono legal representation to crime victims of certain enumerated crimes in tribal, state, and federal proceedings and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in New Mexico. 

The Women’s Clinic for Victim Protection, a project of New York Legal Assistance Group, protects the legal rights of victims of crimes of sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking in New York City.

Safe Horizon provides a variety of resources and support to victims of crime.  Programs and services include counseling, shelter, and legal advocacy.

The North Carolina Office of the Attorney General provides information regarding the rights of victims of crime and the criminal justice system in North Carolina.

North Carolina Victim Assistance Network promotes the rights and needs of crime victims by linking victims of crime with direct assistance available in their communities and providing information on specific laws and legislation pertaining to victim’s rights. Serving it’s members as a statewide network, they provide information on over 1,500 victims service and criminal justice agencies, victim assistance programs, and advocacy groups.

The Office for Victims of Crime website provides a comprehensive database designed to help individuals locate non-emergency crime victim service agencies in the United States and abroad. Searchable by location, type of victimization, agency type and/or type of service needed, this resource is available for victims to guide their search for support.

A crime victim may file a complaint against any employee of the Department of Justice who violated or failed to provide the rights established under the Crime Victims’ Rights Act of 2004.

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office provides services to victims such as notification of case disposition and compensation.  Their website has referrals to many local victim services providers, advocates, and statewide resources.

The Oklahoma Attorney General Office’s Victim Services Unit provides crime victims’ services including address confidentiality, victim notification, and court-appointed advocates.

The Oregon Attorney General Office’s Crime Victim Services Division (CVSD) provides information regarding the rights of victims in Oregon.  The CVSD also provides direct services to victims such as address confidentiality, victim notification, compensation, and post-conviction advocacy.

The Oregon Crime Victims Law Center represents crime victims in state and federal courts in the exercise of their rights.  The Clinic also responds to victims’ social service needs in cooperation with other service providers and conducts education and training on victims’ rights issues.

Operated by the Oregon Department of Justice, oregoncrimevictimrights.org has information for crime victims in Oregon on a variety of topics, including information about the criminal justice process and state laws.  The website also provides a comprehensive list of referrals to local victim assistance programs statewide, and other resources for victims of crime in Oregon.

The Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office provides advocates to victims of crime.  They are available to answer questions about victims’ rights, the criminal justice system, and provide referrals to victim assistance and services statewide.

Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center advocates for victims in state and federal court in Colorado by providing pro bono legal representation and social service support to these victims.

The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office provides victim assistance, including information regarding the rights of crime victims and referrals to statewide resources and victim service providers.

The South Carolina Victim Assistance Network provides pro bono legal representation to victims of all crimes in tribal, state, and federal proceedings and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in North and South Carolina.

The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office provides information for victims regarding their rights, the criminal justice system, and notification about their cases.

Texans for Equal Justice is a non-profit organization that provides support and services to victims including notification of offender custody status, general information about crime victims’ rights and the criminal justice system, court accompaniment, and crisis intervention.

The Texas Attorney General’s Office Crime Victim Services provides victim notification, compensation, and referrals to statewide victim resources and assistance.

VICARS (Victims Initiative for Counseling, Advocacy, and Restoration of the Southwest) offers free legal advice to victims of violent crimes and federal crimes like ID theft or human trafficking.

The Custody Project assists mothers and their children with visitation and custody expenses. The organization assists with financial crises affecting care, custody and visitation. They are able to help families with expenses such as rent, utilities, legal fees, education costs and heath costs.

This initiative is in partnership with the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) and provides information to individuals and service providers nation-wide for victims/survivors who are seeking to relocate for purposes of escaping an abuser.

The RCP offers counseling to individuals and service providers in Massachusetts for victims/survivors who are seeking to relocate from or to Massachusetts for purposes of escaping an abuser.

The Utah Crime Victims Legal Clinic provides pro bono legal representation to crime victims throughout the State of Utah.  The Clinic assists clients in understanding, exercising and enforcing their constitutional, statutory and procedural rights and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in the victims’ rights arena.

The Vermont Office of the Attorney General provides victim services and information regarding victims’ rights.  Victim services include notification, protection, compensation, counseling, and referral to statewide victim resources and assistance.

The Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services provides resources and support to victims of crime throughout the state including legal advocacy, safety planning, and assistance in seeking restitution.

The Victims of Crime Resource Center provides resource and referral information to victims through its telephone service. The VCRC also houses the Crime Victims Legal Clinic through the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law. The clinic provides direct representation to crime victims in Northern California and the Greater Sacramento area.

This service allows crime victims to obtain timely and reliable information about criminal cases and the custody status of offenders 24 hours a day. Victims and other concerned citizens can also register to be notified by phone, email or TTY device when an offender’s custody status changes.

WCCVA is a coalition of individuals, agencies, and organizations that are working together to improve services for victims of crime and to strengthen victims’ rights.  They provide trainings to professionals and work on public policy issues affecting victims of crime.  WCCVA is also a primary source of referrals to local crime victim services throughout Washington State.  They provide trouble-shooting assistance to victims who encounter challenges with crime victims’ rights or services in their communities.

The Washington Department of Corrections Victim Services Program provides notification to victims of offender status and other support services including safety planning.

Washington Families and Friends of Violent Crime Victims provides support and resources to victims of crime throughout the state.  Services include crisis intervention, information and referral, and advocacy.

The Wisconsin Attorney General’s Office of Crime Victim Services provides information regarding victims’ rights, compensation, and referrals to victim assistance providers statewide.

The Wyoming Attorney General’s Office Division of Victim Services provides information about victims’ rights in Wyoming and assistance understanding the criminal justice system.

The LAMBDA GLBT Community Services provides information about hate crimes and safety tips for victims.  Hate Crime National Hotline: (206) 350-4283.

The Maryland Online Hate Crimes Resource Center provides information to victims of hate crime.  Call the Maryland Hate Crimes Hotline at: 1-800-637-6247 to contact local victim service providers.

NCAVP is a coalition of 40 anti-violence organizations that monitor, respond to, and work to end hate, domestic and sexual violence, HIV-related violence, and other forms of violence affecting LGBTQ communities. NCAVP is a program of the New York City Anti-Violence Project.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) I.D. Theft Website is a resource to learn about the crime of identity theft. The website provides detailed information to help protect against identity theft, and the steps to take if it occurs. The FTC’s website contains a comprehensive reference center with links to specific laws, contact information, and resources from state and federal government agencies.

Founded in 1999, the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) is national nonprofit organization that focuses exclusively on identity theft. The ITRC serves as a resource and advisory center on identity theft, and its website contains information for consumers, victims, law enforcement, the business and financial sectors, legislators, media and governmental agencies.  Victim assistance can be accessed by calling their toll-free hotline.

Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center, Inc. provides pro bono legal representation, including serving as guardian ad litem, to victims of all crimes in tribal, state, and federal proceedings and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in the State of Maryland; in the Federal Districts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia; and, under other funding, Federal crimes of Fraud/Identity Theft in any federal court nationwide.

VICARS (Victims Initiative for Counseling, Advocacy, and Restoration of the Southwest) offers free legal advice to victims of violent crimes and federal crimes like ID theft or human trafficking.

Wired Safety is an online resource for cyber-stalking, cyber-bullying, online fraud, and identity theft. The website provides a great deal of information, and many self-help links for victims of online harassment, stalking, or fraud.

Arizona’s Homicide Survivors Inc provides support groups, counseling, funding for funeral expenses, and other resources for survivors of homicide.

California Justice for Homicide Victims advocates for the legal rights of survivors of homicide by providing them information about victims’ rights in all aspects of the criminal justice system. 

Parents of Murdered Children (POMC®) provides ongoing emotional support to help parents and other survivors of homicide facilitate the reconstruction of a “new life” and to promote a healthy resolution. Not only does POMC® help survivors deal with their grief, but also helps with advocacy in the criminal justice system. There are POMC® Chapters across the country which hold monthly meetings and provide support, advocacy, and court accompaniment. POMC®’s website provides numerous educational and support materials, and contains links to a topic forum that allows survivors to communicate with other survivors.

California Indian Legal Services provides self-help links for native persons in the California civil legal system, such as information about child custody, housing, and family welfare.

The National Indian Justice Center website provides links to native organizations and federal agencies that serve the Native American community, as well as links to resources providing information such as tribal laws and codes.

The South Dakota Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a statewide organization of sexual violence programs with a special focus on native women.  Their website has referrals to victim crisis lines in South Dakota and local shelter services.

The Tribal Law and Policy Institute website provides information about victimization issues and the native community, on topics such as sexual assault, domestic violence, alcohol and substance abuse, and tribal housing. 

The D.C. Crime Victims Resource Center, a project of the Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center, Inc., represents victims of all types of crime in the District of Columbia. The Clinic works with other D.C. entities to assess and coordinate access to other social services for clients.

Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center, Inc. provides pro bono legal representation, including serving as guardian ad litem, to victims of all crimes in tribal, state, and federal proceedings and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in the State of Maryland; in the Federal Districts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia; and, under other funding, Federal crimes of Fraud/Identity Theft in any federal court nationwide.

The New Jersey Crime Victims’ Law Center provides pro bono legal representation to all victims of violent crimes in state and federal proceedings in New Jersey and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in each of the 21 counties throughout the State of New Jersey.

The New Mexico Victims’ Rights Project provides pro bono legal representation to crime victims of certain enumerated crimes in tribal, state, and federal proceedings and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in New Mexico. 

The Women’s Clinic for Victim Protection, a project of New York Legal Assistance Group, protects the legal rights of victims of crimes of sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking in New York City.

The Oregon Crime Victims Law Center represents crime victims in state and federal courts in the exercise of their rights.  The Clinic also responds to victims’ social service needs in cooperation with other service providers and conducts education and training on victims’ rights issues.

Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center advocates for victims in state and federal court in Colorado by providing pro bono legal representation and social service support to these victims.

The South Carolina Victim Assistance Network provides pro bono legal representation to victims of all crimes in tribal, state, and federal proceedings and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in North and South Carolina.

The Utah Crime Victims Legal Clinic provides pro bono legal representation to crime victims throughout the State of Utah.  The Clinic assists clients in understanding, exercising and enforcing their constitutional, statutory and procedural rights and serves as an important resource to victims, social services providers, courts, and criminal justice professionals in the victims’ rights arena.

The Alabama Coalition Against Rape is an organization of advocates for victims of sexual violence statewide.  Their website has referrals to resources and local service providers for victims, including rape crisis centers.

The Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a non-profit, membership corporation composed of 17 programs statewide that provide services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.  Services include rape crisis centers and shelter programs.  Their website has referrals to 24-hour hotline numbers statewide.

The Arizona Sexual Assault Network is an organization of advocates for victims of sexual violence statewide.  Their website has referrals to local resources and service providers for victims, including rape crisis centers.

The Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault is a statewide coalition of individuals and organizations working together toward the elimination of sexual violence and advocating for sexual assault victims’ rights.  Their website has referrals to local crisis centers statewide that provide services such as shelter.

CALCASA is a coalition of rape crisis centers, victims service providers, and advocates.  Their website has a list of referrals to member programs that provide direct support to victims.

The Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault is a membership organization promoting safety, justice, and healing for survivors while working toward the elimination of sexual violence.  Their website has referrals to local crisis centers statewide that provide support to victims.

Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services, Inc. (CONNSACS) is a statewide coalition of individual sexual assault crisis programs. Their website has a list of local crisis centers and direct service providers throughout the state.

The D.C. Rape Crisis Center provides counseling and other support services to survivors of sexual assault and their families.

The Florida Council Against Sexual Violence is a statewide nonprofit organization committed to victims and survivors of sexual violence and the sexual assault crisis programs who serve them.  Their website has referrals to local support providers.

The Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault, is a non-profit coalition of sexual assault agencies and concerned individuals that share the common goal of ending sexual assault.  Their website has referrals to direct victim services throughout the state.

The Hawaii Sex Abuse Treatment Center’s mission is to support the emotional healing process of those sexually assaulted in Hawaii, to increase community awareness about their needs and to reduce the incidence of all forms of sexual assault.  The center provides crisis and medical services to survivors of sexual assault and abuse.

The Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault (ICASA) is a not-for-profit corporation of 33 community-based sexual assault crisis centers working together to end sexual violence. Each center provides 24-hour crisis intervention services, counseling and advocacy for victims of sexual assault and their significant others.

The Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault provides education, advocacy, and support to professionals, communities, and survivors.  The INCASA website provides links to direct services for sexual assault victims in Indiana.

InMotion provides free legal services to low-income women in New York City. Their services are designed to address the unique needs of women who suffer from abuse—most of their clients are survivors of domestic violence. They focus on reaching women living in immigrant communities who are isolated by language and cultural barriers.

The Iowa Coalition Against Sexual Assault is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to unite people and organizations to promote a society free from sexual violence and to meet the diverse needs of survivors of sexual assault.  Their website has referrals to local support providers statewide.

The “It Happened to Alexa Foundation” is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization that provides substantial support to survivors who testify against their sexual attackers, and thus encourages them to pursue justice. This organization was founded by the parents of a survivor and gives up to $3,000 to family members and support persons of survivors so that they may attend and support a survivor during their testimony.

JDI is concerned about the safety and well-being of all detainees, including those held in adult prisons and jails, juvenile facilities, immigration detention centers, and police lock-ups, whether run by government agencies or by private corporations on behalf of the government.  The Resource Guide for Survivors of Sexual Abuse Behind Bars is a unique State-By-State guide to legal and psychological counseling resources for survivors who are still incarcerated, those who have been released, and loved ones on the outside who are searching for ways to help.  

The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs is a statewide coalition of rape crisis centers.  Referrals to direct services for survivors of sexual assault are available on their website.

The Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault is a private nonprofit organization of the state’s sexual assault crisis centers, as well as other agencies and individuals concerned about sexual violence. Their website has referrals to local support services for victims.

The Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MECASA) represents and serves Maine’s ten sexual assault support centers. Their website has referrals to local centers statewide that provide support to victims.

Male Survivor provides resources to men and boys overcoming sexual victimization.  Their website has referrals to local support groups, and other male victim resources.

The Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MCASA) is the statewide coalition of sexual assault resource centers.  Their website has referrals to local support providers statewide.

Jane Doe Inc. (JDI) is a coalition of rape crisis centers, domestic violence programs, and other victim advocates in Massachusetts.  Their website has referrals to local victim support providers statewide.

The Victim Rights Law Center is the first law center in the nation dedicated solely to advocating for the civil legal needs of sexual assault survivors.  The VRLC provides direct legal representation to victims of rape and sexual assault in Massachusetts. The VRLC attorneys provide consultation and legal representation in the areas of privacy, education, immigration, employment, public benefits, housing and safety.  Their website also has links to other resources for crime victims in Massachusetts.

The Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is a network of rape crisis centers, domestic violence shelters, and other victim advocates.  Their website has a list of statewide victim support providers.

The Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MNCASA) is a voice for victims, sexual assault programs, and allies committed to ending sexual violence.  Their website provides referrals to direct services and support for victims in Minnesota.

The Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault represents the nine rape crisis centers in the state of Mississippi.  Their website has referrals to these local centers that provide support to victims of sexual violence.

MCADSV is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking in Missouri.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers throughout the state, including rape crisis center and shelter programs.

The Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence represents over 50 programs across Montana that provide direct services to victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their children.  Their website has referrals to local sexual assault support providers and domestic violence shelter programs.

The National Dating Abuse Helpline provides resources for teens, parents, friends and family, and the general public. It is a national 24-hour resource that can be accessed by phone or the internet, specifically designed for teens and young adults.  Peer Advocates are trained to offer support, information and advocacy to those involved in dating abuse relationships. 

The Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) operates the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE(4673) in partnership with 1,100 rape crisis centers across the nation, providing free, confidential advice 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  RAINN’s website also provides access to an online, instant messaging hotline, and referrals to many other resources for survivors.

The NSVRC does not provide direct services to sexual assault victims but rather supports those who do, such as coalitions and rape crisis centers.  A database of organizations that provide direct services is available on the NSVRC website.

The Nebraska Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalition is a statewide advocacy organization committed to the prevention and elimination of sexual and domestic violence.  Their website has referrals to local victim support providers statewide.

The Nevada Coalition Against Sexual Violence is a statewide organization that supports victim advocates.  Their website has referrals to direct service and support providers for victims of sexual violence in Nevada.

The New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is an umbrella organization that provides technical and financial support to 14 member agencies who provide services to survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to direct services and support for victims in New Hampshire including shelters.

The mission of the New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault is to promote the compassionate and just treatment of survivors, their loved ones and significant others, and to foster collaborative relationships.  Their website has referrals to local support providers for victims of sexual violence statewide.

The New Mexico Clearinghouse on Sexual Abuse and Assault Services website has resources and referrals to rape crisis centers statewide.

The New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault works with local, state, and national organizations all of whom are dedicated to ending sexual violence.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers for victims of sexual violence throughout the state.

Safe Horizon provides a variety of resources and support to victims of crime.  Programs and services include counseling, shelter, and legal advocacy.

The North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault is an inclusive, statewide alliance working to end sexual violence through education, advocacy, and legislation.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers for victims of sexual violence throughout the state.

The mission of NDCAWS/CASAND is to provide leadership and support in the identification, intervention, and prevention of domestic and sexual violence.  Their website has referrals to local shelter services and programs for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking throughout the state.

OAESV is a coalition of sexual assault and domestic violence organizations throughout Ohio working to eliminate all forms of sexual violence. OAESV provides support, advocacy, policy information and funding to organizations working to advocate for the rights and need of survivors and co-survivors of sexual violence.  Their website has a comprehensive list of direct service providers for victims statewide.

The Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault works to empower victims and eliminate violence by providing education and prevention information, supporting member programs, and expanding quality services to all.  Their website has referrals to local victim service and support providers including shelters and rape crisis centers.

The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (OCADSV) is a non-profit organization made up victim advocates in Oregon.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers for victims of sexual violence, domestic abuse, and stalking throughout the state, including rape crisis centers and shelters.

The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape works to eliminate all forms of sexual violence and to advocate for the rights and needs of victims of sexual assault.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers for victims of sexual violence throughout the state.

The Rhode Island Sexual Assault and Trauma Resource Center provides services to victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and other violent crimes.  Services include a 24-hour helpline, counseling, legal advocacy and other resources.

Security on Campus provides advocacy and referral services to victims of college and university campus community crime including homicide, sexual assault, and hazing.

The South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a statewide coalition of all domestic violence shelters and rape crisis centers in South Carolina.  Their website has referrals to local rape crisis centers, shelters, and direct victim service providers.

The South Dakota Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a statewide organization of sexual violence programs with a special focus on native women.  Their website has referrals to victim crisis lines in South Dakota and local shelter services.

The Tennessee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is a private, non-profit organization composed of diverse victim advocacy programs.  Their website has referrals to local support providers for victims of sexual violence and domestic abuse throughout the state, such as rape crisis centers and shelter programs.

The Texas Association Against Domestic and Sexual Violence works toward ending sexual violence in Texas through education, prevention and advocacy.  Their website has referrals to statewide shelter services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment, stalking, and trafficking. 

The Utah Department of Health Violence and Injury Prevention Program provides referrals to local rape crisis centers and a 24-hour hotline for victims.

The Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to local support providers, including rape crisis centers and shelter programs, throughout the state.

The Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance is a statewide organization of agencies and individuals working to end sexual and domestic violence.  Their website has referrals to local support providers for victims of sexual and domestic violence throughout the state, such as rape crisis centers and shelter programs.

WCSAP is a membership agency composed of individuals and organizations dedicated to ending sexual assault in their communities. Their website has referrals to local service and support providing programs for victims of sexual violence throughout the state.

The West Virginia Foundation for Rape Information and Services is a statewide organization of member programs that provide crisis services to victims.  Their website has links to victim services and support throughout West Virginia.

WCASA is a membership agency comprised of organizations and individuals working to end sexual violence in Wisconsin. Among these are the 43 sexual assault service agencies throughout the state that offer support, advocacy and information to victims of sexual assault and their families. Referrals to local providers are available on their website.

The mission of WomensLaw.org is to provide easy-to-understand legal information and resources to women living with or escaping domestic violence or sexual assault.  Their website provides education and referrals to victim services nationwide.

WCADVSA is an organization of advocacy programs for victims sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims throughout the state, including rape crisis centers and shelter programs.

The Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a non-profit, membership corporation composed of 17 programs statewide that provide services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.  Services include rape crisis centers and shelter programs.  Their website has referrals to 24-hour hotline numbers statewide.

MCEDV is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence and stalking.  Their website and 24-hour hotline, (866) 834-4357, provide referrals to local support services for victims throughout the state, including shelter programs.

MNADV is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence and stalking in Maryland.  Their website has referrals to local support providers throughout the state, including shelter services.

Jane Doe Inc. (JDI) is a coalition of rape crisis centers, domestic violence programs, and other victim advocates in Massachusetts.  Their website has referrals to local victim support providers statewide.

The mission of the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse (MINCAVA) is to support research, education, and access to violence related resources.  Their website has referrals to direct services for victims of domestic and sexual abuse, stalking, trafficking, and child abuse.

MCADSV is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking in Missouri.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers throughout the state, including rape crisis center and shelter programs.

The National Center for Victims of Crimes provides several publications with advice and self-help instructions for victims of stalking.  Information such as how to formulate a safety plan or collect evidence is available online at their website.

The National Dating Abuse Helpline provides resources for teens, parents, friends and family, and the general public. It is a national 24-hour resource that can be accessed by phone or the internet, specifically designed for teens and young adults.  Peer Advocates are trained to offer support, information and advocacy to those involved in dating abuse relationships. 

The Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) operates the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE(4673) in partnership with 1,100 rape crisis centers across the nation, providing free, confidential advice 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  RAINN’s website also provides access to an online, instant messaging hotline, and referrals to many other resources for survivors.

The Nebraska Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalition is a statewide advocacy organization committed to the prevention and elimination of sexual and domestic violence.  Their website has referrals to local victim support providers statewide.

The Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence (NNADV) is a statewide organization that helps Nevada’s communities respond effectively to the needs of victims of domestic violence and stalking. Their website has referrals to local shelter and support services throughout the state for victims.

The New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is an umbrella organization that provides technical and financial support to 14 member agencies who provide services to survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to direct services and support for victims in New Hampshire including shelters.

Safe Horizon provides a variety of resources and support to victims of crime.  Programs and services include counseling, shelter, and legal advocacy.

The mission of NDCAWS/CASAND is to provide leadership and support in the identification, intervention, and prevention of domestic and sexual violence.  Their website has referrals to local shelter services and programs for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking throughout the state.

The Action Ohio Coalition for Battered Women is an organization of advocates for victims of domestic violence and stalking statewide.  Their website has referrals to resources and local service providers for victims, including shelter programs.

The Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault works to empower victims and eliminate violence by providing education and prevention information, supporting member programs, and expanding quality services to all.  Their website has referrals to local victim service and support providers including shelters and rape crisis centers.

The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (OCADSV) is a non-profit organization made up victim advocates in Oregon.  Their website has referrals to local service and support providers for victims of sexual violence, domestic abuse, and stalking throughout the state, including rape crisis centers and shelters.

The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) is an organization of advocates for victims of domestic violence and stalking statewide.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims, including shelter programs.

Security on Campus provides advocacy and referral services to victims of college and university campus community crime including homicide, sexual assault, and hazing.

The Stalking Resource Center is a program of the National Center for Victims of Crime. The Center’s dual mission is to raise national awareness of stalking and to encourage the development and implementation of multidisciplinary responses to stalking in local communities across the country. The Center’s website provides statistics, educational materials, and links to resources.

The Texas Association Against Domestic and Sexual Violence works toward ending sexual violence in Texas through education, prevention and advocacy.  Their website has referrals to statewide shelter services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment, stalking, and trafficking. 

This initiative is in partnership with the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) and provides information to individuals and service providers nation-wide for victims/survivors who are seeking to relocate for purposes of escaping an abuser.

The Utah Domestic Violence Council website provides referrals to shelter services and support programs for victims of domestic violence and stalking throughout the state.

The Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is a coalition of advocacy programs for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to local support providers, including rape crisis centers and shelter programs, throughout the state.

Wired Safety is an online resource for cyber-stalking, cyber-bullying, online fraud, and identity theft. The website provides a great deal of information, and many self-help links for victims of online harassment, stalking, or fraud.

WCADVSA is an organization of advocacy programs for victims sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.  Their website has referrals to local support and service providers for victims throughout the state, including rape crisis centers and shelter programs.

ALERT helps victims of trafficking by providing: food and shelter; medical care; mental health counseling; immigration assistance; legal assistance; language interpretation; case management; and other culturally appropriate services throughout the state of Arizona. 

CAST operates a toll free hotline for victims of human trafficking interested in receiving supportive services at (888) 539-2373.  Available resources through CAST include social services, such as counseling, shelter, and legal services.

The Safe Horizon Anti-Trafficking Program provides intensive case management to women, men, and children who have been victims of labor and sex trafficking on the East Coast. Case managers provide social and legal services, as well as referrals for other support.

The mission of the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse (MINCAVA) is to support research, education, and access to violence related resources.  Their website has referrals to direct services for victims of domestic and sexual abuse, stalking, trafficking, and child abuse.

NHTRC is a national, toll-free hotline, available to answer calls from anywhere in the country, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year.  Call the hotline at 1-888-373-7888 to connect with local resources for trafficking victims.

The Texas Association Against Domestic and Sexual Violence works toward ending sexual violence in Texas through education, prevention and advocacy.  Their website has referrals to statewide shelter services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment, stalking, and trafficking. 

VICARS (Victims Initiative for Counseling, Advocacy, and Restoration of the Southwest) offers free legal advice to victims of violent crimes and federal crimes like ID theft or human trafficking.