It Takes a Village
Legal Aid Works"Our dedicated, experienced staff work hard to help clients fight for their rights in many different types of cases, such as housing (landlord/tenant, foreclosures, etc.); family law (domestic violence protective orders, child and spousal support, custody); consumer (debt collection, payday loans, etc.); unemployment benefits; and immigration issues (for victims of crime and domestic violence)." Legal Aid Works Website CULPEPER: 540-825-3131 |
Victim/Witness Program The goal of the Victim/Witness Program is to reduce the trauma victims experience and help ensure that survivors receive fair and compassionate treatment while participating in the criminal justice system. Our program provides a wide variety of comprehensive services. We service survivors of rape, child sexual assault and abuse, malicious wounding, robbery, home invasions, domestic abuse, threats and intimidation, and surviving families of murder (and more).
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WomensLaw.orgDespite its name, WomensLaw.org provides information that is relevant to people of all genders, not just women. Our Email Hotline will provide legal information to anyone who reaches out with legal questions or concerns regarding domestic violence, sexual violence, or any other topic covered on WomensLaw.org. WomensLaw.org was founded in Brooklyn, NY in February 2000 by Elizabeth Martin, with the help of a group of lawyers, teachers, advocates, and web designers who were interested in seeing the power of the Internet help survivors of domestic violence. In 2001, the WomensLaw.org website was launched to provide state-specific legal information and resources for survivors of domestic violence. In 2002, WomensLaw.org added a confidential Email Hotline to offer direct support to survivors, their advocates, friends and family members. Today, more than 3.9 million unique users visit the website annually, and WomensLaw.org provides referrals and information to more than 5,000 individuals through the Email Hotline. |
B.A.C.A.(Bikers Against Child Abuse)Bikers Against Child Abuse, Inc. (B.A.C.A.) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded friends by involving them with an established, united organization. We work in conjunction with local and state officials who are already in place to protect children. We desire to send a clear message to all involved with the abused child that this child is part of our organization, and that we are prepared to lend our physical and emotional support to them by affiliation, and our physical presence.
We stand at the ready to shield these children from further abuse. We do not condone the use of violence or physical force in any manner, however, if circumstances arise such that we are the only obstacle preventing a child from further abuse, we stand ready to be that obstacle. NOVA Chapter Hotline: 571-279-8908 |
Just Ask PreventionThe Just Ask Prevention Project works to educate our youth and adults about the signs of human trafficking to keep our teenagers safe. We know that a well informed public will decrease the ability of traffickers to operate, and inspire victims and survivors to come forward and
Just Ask for help. Call or Text: 1-833-ASK2END |
Foothills Housing NetworkThe Just Ask Prevention Project works to educate our youth and adults about the signs of human trafficking to keep our teenagers safe. We know that a well informed public will decrease the ability of traffickers to operate, and inspire victims and survivors to come forward and
Just Ask for help. Call or Text: 1-833-ASK2END |
FreeFrom.orgFreeFrom is a national organization, based in Los Angeles, whose mission is to dismantle the nexus between intimate partner violence and financial insecurity. FreeFrom believes in the creativity, resourcefulness, and power that each survivor has to achieve financial independence and to build communities that support individual, intergenerational and collective healing. We also believe that intimate partner violence is a systemic problem in our society which we are severely lacking the infrastructure to address.
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