Help as a Referrer of Domestic Abuse Victims by The Retreat
Resource And Referral Information
If you feel like a friend or family member is a victim of domestic abuse, the first step to helping them is to inform yourself so you can better navigate the situation. Call to get information or share our number.
What can I do?
Support for projects customized to meet your specific needs and goals.
Most victims will believe that the situation is their fault. Remind them that they haven’t done anything wrong.
Always remind them you’re there for them, and willing to listen as soon as they’re ready to share.
Give them encouragement by sharing stories of survival. Inspire them to make the change.
Learn the relevant centers that might help your loved one make a new start. We can help you with legal services and provide shelter and counseling.
Keep hotlines and important contact numbers readily available. The Retreat hotline is (631) 329-2200, and available all day.
Support for projects customized to meet your specific needs and goals.
Most victims will believe that the situation is their fault. Remind them that they haven’t done anything wrong.
Always remind them you’re there for them, and willing to listen as soon as they’re ready to share.
Give them encouragement by sharing stories of survival. Inspire them to make the change.
Learn the relevant centers that might help your loved one make a new start. We can help you with legal services and provide shelter and counseling.
Keep hotlines and important contact numbers readily available. The Retreat hotline is (631) 329-2200, and available all day.
Learn More About Abuse
Stay Informed
Our chat services are available from Monday to Friday, 8:30AM to 4:30PM. For emergencies, call our hotline.
Not sure where to start? Find the most relevant resources available based on your current situation.
Our chat services are available from Monday to Friday, 8:30AM to 4:30PM. For emergencies, call our hotline.
