Together, we did it. Thank You.

Your support this #GivingTuesday helped us raise nearly $150,000 for survivors of gender violence.

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Femicide Is a Silent Epidemic

You can help raise awareness and prevent violent crimes against women.

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FREEDOM FROM GENDER VIOLENCE STARTS HERE

Our services are free and available to all survivors living in New York City, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, and marital or immigration status

REBUILDING
LIVES

We serve more than 7,200 survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking and related forms of gender violence every year.

EDUCATING OUR
COMMUNITY

We increase awareness by providing outreach, education and training to nearly 6,000 concerned community members annually.

ADVOCATING
FOR CHANGE

We advocate for policies and legislation that protect survivors and put an end to gender violence.

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Safety Planning During COVID-19

Develop a safety plan to reduce the risk of harm while quarantining with an abusive partner or violent family member.

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Secure an Order of Protection

Victims of abuse can still secure orders of protection despite COVID-19 court closings. Call our legal helpline anytime: (212) 349-6009 x8000

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Standing With LGBTQ+ Survivors

Intimate partner violence, like other forms of abuse, does not discriminate based on sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression. We’re here to help.

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OUR SERVICES

We provide survivors a range of direct services to rebuild their lives in the aftermath of abuse.

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You can make a difference for thousands of adults and children every year.

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Latest Blog Posts

Stand with Survivors this #GivingTuesday

This Giving Tuesday, we invite you to join us in making a powerful impact on the lives of survivors of gender violence and their families.

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Survivor Leader Spotlight: W.Y.

“I encourage survivors to try however they can to create and make space for a self-care/healing practice because it can only be empowering.”

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Survivor Leader Spotlight: Jessica Muñoz

“The bittersweet thing about intimate partner violence is that it cuts across all cultures, and the sweet thing is survivor leadership brings people together from all identities.”

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