Crown Heights Jewish Community Council, Inc.
Full online library of Webinars, Recorded Lectures, Tips for healthy relationships and preventing or dealing with abuse
Website: https://www.adaiad.org/end-the-abuse
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital – DOVE Program
In person Services: Crisis response to our Emergency departments Monday through Friday, 9 AM -5 PM.
Remote Services: Individual counseling for any survivor over the age of 12. Survivors do not have to have been a patient at the hospital to receive individual counseling. Other services by phone include crisis intervention, safety planning, advocacy, and connection to resources/referrals.
Phone: 718-780-3608
Brooklyn Family Justice Center
Remote Services: Safety planning, legal consultation, shelter and housing advocacy, counseling, case management, and more.
Phone: 718-250-5113
Haitian American Community Center
In-Person Services: Available only if necessary and with caution, or if the client cannot connect remotely. Strongly urge everyone to call in advance before arriving at the office.
Remote Services: Mental health counseling, benefits assistance, and linkage to testing and primary care.
Phone: 718-940-2200
Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention (SAVI) Program
In-person: Crisis/support services on a case-by-case basis (i.e. recently assaulted).
Remote Services: Operating primarily through remote services. Providing initial intakes for services.
Phone: 212-423-2140
Marks Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst (JCC)
Remote Services: Case management, crisis intervention, collaboration with local police precincts, community partners, and legal service providers. Ongoing domestic violence supportive counseling, social services referrals for benefits, financial questions, food assistance, etc.
Phone: 718-331-6800 Ext. 147
Red Hook CARES
Remote Services: Crisis intervention, short-term counseling, support with Office of Victims Services applications, support with emergency safety transfers through NYC Housing Association (NYCHA), support navigating criminal and family court, and referrals.
Phone (English): 646-573-4665
Phone (Spanish): 929-319-2781
Sakhi for South Asian Women
Remote Services: Helpline is available. Information sharing, economic empowerment, legal support, counseling sessions. Designing online and remote resources for the Youth Empowerment Program.
Helpline: 212-868-6741
Safe Homes Project/Good Shepherd Services
In-Person Services: Counseling, shelter services.
Remote Service: Legal advocacy, counseling, safety planning, and more.
24-hour Hotline: 718-499-2151
Phone: 718-499-2151
Sephardic Bikur Holim
Remote Services: Assessment, crisis intervention, safety planning, and counseling.
Phone: 516-939-8028
Urban Neighborhood Services
In-Person Services: Counseling by appointment.
Remote: Counseling via phone and video conference.
Safe Horizon
In-Person Services: Though staff across our programs are working remotely, our Domestic Violence Shelters, Hotlines, Streetwork Project locations, and Child Advocacy Centers remain open.
Remote Services: Safety planning, advocacy, supportive counseling, referrals, inatke processing, community programs, and legal support/advocacy on family, criminal, and immigration-related matters.
24-hour Domestic Violence Hotline: 1- 800-621-HOPE (4673)
24-hour Rape and Sexual Assault Hotline: 212-227-3000
Crime Victims Treatment Center (CVTC)
Remote Services: Legal and crisis support lines, therapy, Prevention training and workshops, 24 hr Advocate Services via phone at Lenox Health Greenwich Village, Mt. Sinai St. Luke’s, Mt. Sinai West, Brookdale Hospital.
Main Office Support Line: 212-523-4728
Legal Hotline: 212-683-0605
Tele-Advocate Hotline (in CVTC affiliated hospitals): 877-436-5205
Day One
Remote Services: Case management, counseling, safety planning, legal services, and online training for youth 24 and under, impacted by inter-personal violence.
Hotline: 800-214-4150
Text Line: 646-535-DAY1 (3291)
Families for Safe Streets
Remote Services: Support services for people who have been injured or lost a loved one in a traffic crash.
For More Information email: info@familiesforsafestreets.org, or familiesforsafestreets.org
NMIC
Remote Services: Risk assessments and safety planning, crisis intervention, counseling and advocacy, emotional support around coping skills and trauma focused therapy via phone virtual peer support chat group. COVID 19 information sharing, legal consultations for family law and immigration, supporting families with remote learning about coping and parenting, case management, information and referrals both internal and external to address financial stressors, food insecurity, etc. Benefit enrollment through Access HRA, health insurance and unemployment.
Phone or WhatsApp: 212-822-8311; 347-674-0524
Temporary Hotlines:
Benefits: 929-512-4469
Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 9AM-12 PM
Housing: 929-512-4565
Wednesday from 9AM-12PM
Unemployment:
929-512-4476
Tuesday, Thursday from 9AM-12PM
Immigration: 929-512-4496
Monday from 9AM-12PM
New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault
Remote Services: Counseling, crisis support, advocacy, and legal services.
Phone: 212-514-SAFE (7233)
Email: survivorsupport@svfreenyc.org
Legal Services: legalsupport@svfreenyc.org
NYC Elder Abuse Center/Weill Cornell Medical Center
Remote Services: Case consultation for intentional neglect by other, and financial exploitation are suspected or verified. Consultants include geriatricians, geriatric psychiatrists, social workers, civil legal attorneys, forensic accountants. Helpline in for concerned persons in the lives of suspected or verified elder abuse victims.
Elder Abuse Case Consultation: 212-746-7211; or
email info@nyceac.org
Helpline for Concerned Persons: 212-746-6905; or
email helpline@nyceac.org
New York City Anti-Violence Project
Remote Services: Crisis support, *limited* advocacy, counseling.
24-hr Bilingual Hotline: 212-714-1141
Office: 212-714-1184
okayso
App Description: okayso.co was founded by a sex educator and its roster of in-app experts include trauma-informed preventionists, youth advocates, mental health counselors and sex educators. The app is targeted for ages 12+ however there is no upper limit of age to submit and receive great support, as all users are anonymous and there are no fees. This app is 100% free and not for profit. Apple iPhone users can download the free app to access on-demand private group chat expertise on sex/sexuality/mental health and healthy relationships virtual support.
Sanctuary for Families
In-Person Services: Shelters remain open with limited staffing.
Remote Services: Case management, individual counseling, family counseling, crisis intervention, legal consultations for family law and immigration matters, assistance securing orders of protection, and Economic Empowerment Program training.
Organization Support/Hotline: 212-349-6009 (Monday – Friday, 9AM – 5PM)
Additional Contact: Info@sffny.org