Community United Against Violence

Domestic Violence · Arkansas · Free

CUAV — San Francisco LGBTQ+ violence prevention and survivor support. Worth contacting if a provider refused you DV services because the abuser was the same gender. Therapy groups for LGBTQ+ DV survivors are usually free, meet weekly, and meet either in person or online. The Network/La Red and NCAVP are national networks specializing in LGBTQ+ IPV — they refer to local programs. All services free of charge to LGBTQ+ Arkansas residents and allies.

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More Domestic Violence in Arkansas

LGBTQ+ Institute on IPV — National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs — LGBTQ+ specific intimate partner violence resources. Relevant for survivors with HIV+ status
Anti-Violence Project (AVP) — 24/7 LGBTQ+ specific violence support hotline 212-714-1141. Free, confidential, multilingual. Relevant for survivors with HIV+ status whose
National Domestic Violence Hotline — 1-800-799-SAFE — 24/7 confidential help including LGBTQ+ inclusive support and safety planning. A starting point for safety planning that ac
Loveisrespect — 1-866-331-9474 — free 24/7 dating abuse support for young people including LGBTQ+ youth. A starting point for safety planning that accounts
The Network/La Red — Survivor-led DV organization supporting LGBTQ+, SM, and polyamorous communities. Hotline 617-742-4911. A starting point for safety planning
RAINN — Sexual Assault — 1-800-656-HOPE — Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network 24/7 support hotline for survivors. For LGBTQ+ survivors of intimate partner violence