Areas of Support

Domestic Violence

If you are experiencing abuse — physical, emotional, financial or psychological — what you are going through is not your fault, and help exists. She Club Foundation is not a shelter or a crisis center, but we can help you safely understand your options, connect with specialized domestic violence organizations, and find someone to be by your side. Your safety comes first: this page has a Quick Exit button, and we will only contact you in the way you mark as safe.

In an emergency

She Club Foundation is not an emergency response service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988. National Domestic Violence Hotline (24/7): 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788.

How We May Help

  • Help understanding your situation and the options available to you — at your own pace.
  • Connection to specialized DV organizations, hotlines, shelters and Legal Aid.
  • First consultation with a paralegal; referrals to attorneys experienced in DV cases.
  • Psychological support and referrals to trauma-informed specialists.
  • Volunteer accompaniment, depending on location and availability.

The scope and format of help are determined individually and depend on the situation, the Foundation’s resources and program criteria.

Other Resources

She Club Foundation does not replace emergency services, shelters, Legal Aid organizations, healthcare providers or government programs. Explore verified external resources:

Domestic Violence Resources

Housing & Emergency Shelter

All Resource Categories

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Apply anyway. You don’t need to know in advance what kind of help you need — we will figure it out together.