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It is the mission of The American Domestic Violence Crisis Line to serve Americans being abused in foreign countries.Our crisis line number is toll free internationally by calling the local AT&T operator from the country you are living in and asking to be connected to 866-USWOMEN. The crisis line is toll free nationally to serve families who have loved ones being abused overseas by dialing 1-866-USWOMEN.

If you are being abused in the USA, please call the National Domestic Violence Crisis Line 1-800-799-7233.

Our domestic violence advocates are available on the international toll free domestic violence crisis line from Monday 9:00am continuously through Friday 11:00pm, Pacific Standard Time. This enables Americans in crisis to contact us from time zones around the world anytime Monday through Friday.

If you have a safe email, email us anytime at crisis@866uswomen.org

All communication is confidential.

 

Stay Internet Safe
 
It is possible for the abuser in your life to trace your Internet activities and discover that you have viewed the American Domestic Violence Crisis Line web site. For instructions on how to clear the American Domestic Violence Crisis Line web site after viewing, go to the following link: Commission on Domestic Violence - Internet Activities

3rd Annual Dinner/Auction

To take place October 2008
Please continue to check back for more details.

Volunteer Training

The next crisis line volunteer advocate training will begin in the Spring of 2008. For more information, please contact Jennifer Frederick, Crisis Services Coordinator at 503 203-1444 or email jenniferf@866uswomen.org

Volunteer application (pdf)
Volunteer expectations (pdf)

Volvo For Life Awards

Founder and Executive Director, Paula Lucas, was voted America's top home town hero for safety in a ceremony in New York on April 5, 2007.

VolvoForLifeAwards.com