All calls are confidential, and we can help you get connected to the resources you need.
704-614-7212
A number of community resources are available to assist victims of domestic violence.
Project Safe
We established Project Safe to address the physical, emotional and social needs of patients who are at risk for or are experiencing domestic violence. Our team of highly-trained medical professionals and counselors are available to support you and help end the cycle of violence by offering domestic violence education, access to community resources and information on safety planning. We also offer a domestic violence information line to arm victims with education, access to community resources and information on safety planning.
The line, which can be reached by calling 704-614-7212, operates Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., or between 2 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunday. If a caller accesses the line after hours, they can leave a message and will receive a call back. All communication is confidential.
Presbyterian Community Care
Community Care Services has additional resources available for victims of sexual assault, as well as child and elder abuse. For more information, please call Community Care Services at 704-356-8970.
Additional Community Resources
We can help you get connected with available community resources through our domestic violence information line or you can contact one of the following agencies or organizations directly.
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United Family Services
is a program offered through the United Way. United Family Services offers assistance to women who are victims of domestic violence and their children. Their Domestic Violence Resource Guide for Mecklenburg County may be the area’s most comprehensive guide to legal assistance and services available. They also offer a Shelter for Battered Women 24-Hour Crisis Line. Learn more »
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Mecklenburg County Women’s Commission
offers individual counseling to victims of domestic violence, as well as educational programs and outreach for those who are supporting a woman who is experiencing violence at home. Learn more »
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Battered Immigrant Project
offers legal aid and resources for immigrants living in North Carolina. Learn more »
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North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence
puts on a variety of public awareness initiatives and provides community education resources. Learn more »
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Futures Without Violence
(formerly Family Violence Prevention Fund) offers resources for domestic violence victims and their family members, including children. They also offer information specific to teens and immigrant women. Educational materials are also available in Spanish. Learn more »
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National Domestic Violence Hotline
offers assistance to victims anywhere in the country by calling 1-800-799-SAFE (7233). Learn more »
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National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
provides resources for domestic violence victims and also offers programs for financial counseling and more. Learn more »
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.