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Are you a victim?
Does Your Partner Ever:
Hit, kick, shove, or injure you?
Use weapons/objects against you or threaten you?
Force or coerce you to engage in unwanted sexual acts?
Threaten to hurt you or others, have you deported, disclose your sexual orientation or other personal information?
Steal or destroy your belongings?
Constantly criticize you, call you names, or put you down?
Deny your basic needs such as food, clothing, housing, medical or physical assistance?
Control what you do and who you see?
Make you feel afraid?
You Don't Deserves this.
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may be a victim of domestic violence.
STEP 1
Prepare to leave by having these important items in a safe place, ready to go:
Driver's license or other proof of identification
Social Security numbers for you and your children
Insurance policies
Medication/prescriptions for you and your children
Important phone numbers
Immunization records
What will happen when you call?
WE WILL LISTEN TO YOU...
Advocates are here to listen and provide support. Calling our hotline does not have to mean that you have made the decision to leave, it means you are looking for someone to talk to. Someone who will understand.
WE WILL DISCUSS OPTIONS...
Harmony House offers a variety of supportive services that can help keep you safe and provide you with help along your journey toward healing. As we provide you with options, we allow you to make the decisions as to what works best for you.
WE WILL CREATE A SAFETY PLAN...
A safety plan is a way for you to reduce the risk that you will be in a dangerous situation. Our advocates will work with you to create a safety plan that specifically meets your needs.