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RESOURCES AND SUPPORT
Resources for
Safety, Support,
and the Next Step
Forward.
Finding help can involve more than one need at a time. This page brings together trusted resources for safety planning, shelter, counseling, legal information, healthcare, financial support, technology safety, and other practical concerns.
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You do not have to figure out every resource on your own.
Faith and Grace may help you understand available options, identify practical needs, and connect with appropriate community resources. Some services may be provided directly, while specialized needs may require a trusted referral.
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Request Support
Use the Get Help page to request a response using only contact information that is safe for Faith and Grace to use.
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Safety Planning
Review practical considerations for communication, technology, documents, transportation, trusted contacts, and safer next steps.
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Explore Services
Learn about shelter information, practical resources, counseling support, referrals, and longer-term planning.
FIND WHAT YOU NEED
Start with the kind of support you are looking for.
Choose a topic below to move directly to resources that may be relevant to your situation.
Shelter and Housing
Emergency shelter, safe accommodation, transitional housing, and housing resources.
Counseling and Emotional Support
Emotional support, counseling resources, and trauma-informed referrals.
Legal Information
Legal information resources, advocacy, and help finding qualified assistance.
Healthcare
Healthcare, behavioral health, and sexual assault resources.
Financial and Basic Needs
Public employment, benefits, transportation, and practical resources.
Technology Safety
Safer devices, location sharing, account privacy, and browsing activity.
Safety Planning
Practical planning before, during, or after an unsafe situation.
Help for Someone Else
Learn how to support someone without taking control of their decisions.
NATIONAL RESOURCES
Confidential support is available beyond the local community.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
The National Domestic Violence Hotline provides confidential support, safety planning information, and connections to local domestic violence resources.
Call: 800-799-SAFE (7233)
Text: START to 88788
TheHotline.org
Outside organizations have their own availability, eligibility, privacy practices, and service areas. Faith and Grace does not control or guarantee services provided by third-party organizations.
ARIZONA RESOURCES
Statewide programs can help connect Arizona residents with additional support.
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Arizona DES provides information about domestic violence programs and statewide support resources, including advocacy, emergency shelter, transitional housing, and referral connections.
Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence
The coalition may help connect people with advocacy, information, and statewide domestic violence resources.
Faith and Grace
Faith and Grace may help individuals or families understand available options and identify appropriate local or statewide resources.
SHELTER AND HOUSING
A safer place to stay may be one part of a larger plan.
Shelter and housing needs can vary depending on location, availability, household needs, eligibility, transportation, and safety concerns.
Faith and Grace
Faith and Grace may provide shelter information or help identify safer accommodation options based on current availability and circumstances.
Emergency Shelter
Emergency domestic violence shelters may provide temporary housing, advocacy, basic necessities, and resource connections.
Transitional Housing
Transitional housing programs may provide longer-term housing support while a person works toward greater stability.
Housing Assistance
Local or state programs may provide rental assistance, housing navigation, benefits support, or referrals depending on eligibility.
COUNSELING AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
Support can include someone to listen and help you understand your options.
Faith and Grace Support
Faith and Grace may provide emotional support, crisis intervention, or referrals to qualified counseling resources.
Domestic Violence Advocates
Advocates may provide emotional support, crisis intervention, safety-planning assistance, and community resource referrals.
Licensed Counseling
Licensed counselors or behavioral health providers may offer trauma-informed therapy and mental health support.
Crisis Support
Crisis services may be appropriate when someone needs immediate emotional or behavioral health support.
LEGAL INFORMATION AND ADVOCACY
Understanding your legal options may help you make more informed decisions.
Legal needs may involve protective orders, family matters, housing, immigration, documentation, or other issues. A qualified legal professional or advocacy organization should provide legal advice specific to your situation.
Legal Information
Advocacy organizations may help explain general legal processes and where to seek qualified assistance.
Protective Orders
Local courts and legal service organizations may provide information about protective order procedures and available assistance.
Legal Aid
Legal aid organizations may provide free or reduced-cost legal help based on eligibility and available services.
Faith and Grace Referrals
Faith and Grace may help connect individuals or families with appropriate legal information resources or referral partners.
Faith and Grace does not provide legal representation through this website. Information on this page is not legal advice.
HEALTHCARE AND ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
Healthcare needs deserve privacy, dignity, and appropriate professional care.
Healthcare Providers
Medical professionals can address injuries, medication needs, reproductive health, ongoing healthcare, and documentation where appropriate.
Behavioral Health
Behavioral health providers may provide trauma-informed counseling, crisis support, or longer-term mental health care.
Medication and Continuity of Care
Consider how prescriptions, pharmacy information, medical equipment, and healthcare contacts may fit into a safety plan.
FINANCIAL AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT
Stability often depends on more than one resource.
Food and Essentials
Community organizations may provide food, clothing, toiletries, household necessities, or emergency assistance.
Employment Resources
Workforce programs may provide job search support, training, resume assistance, or employment connections.
Benefits and Assistance
Government or nonprofit programs may provide financial, food, healthcare, housing, or other assistance depending on eligibility.
Transportation
Transportation programs, community organizations, or trusted support networks may help depending on available resources.
Faith and Grace
Faith and Grace may help identify practical needs and connect individuals or families with appropriate resources.
TECHNOLOGY AND PRIVACY
Digital safety can be an important part of a larger safety plan.
Phones, email accounts, shared passwords, vehicles, location services, cloud accounts, and smart-home devices may reveal activity or location. Making changes can sometimes alert another person, so consider using a safer device or account when possible.
Safer Devices
A trusted person's phone, workplace device, library computer, or another unshared device may be safer for researching support.
Location Sharing
Review location sharing carefully across phones, apps, vehicles, family accounts, smartwatches, and connected devices.
Shared Accounts
Email, browser sync, cloud storage, family accounts, and password managers may make activity visible across more than one device.
Browsing History
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Passwords
Changing passwords can sometimes be noticed by another person. Consider the possible consequences before making account changes.
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
Different situations may require different kinds of help.
StrongHearts Native Helpline
Support for Native Americans and Alaska Natives affected by domestic, dating, or sexual violence.
844-762-8483
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
Support and information for young people affected by dating abuse.
866-331-9474
Deaf Hotline Video Phone
Video phone support for individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing.
855-812-1001
Helping Someone Else
Listen without judgment, respect their decisions, avoid sharing private information, and offer practical support without taking control of their choices.
BEFORE YOU CONNECT
Use only contact methods that feel safe for your situation.
Check the Device
Consider whether the phone, computer, email account, or browser you are using can be accessed or monitored by someone else.
Ask About Privacy
You may ask an organization how it protects information and how it may contact you before providing sensitive details.
Share Only What Is Needed
You do not need to provide more personal information than is necessary to understand what help may be available.
Confirm Before Responding
If a voicemail, text, email, or return call could create risk, clearly state which communication methods are safe.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Learn more before contacting a resource.
Is this page an emergency service?
This page is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 or your local emergency services.
Can Faith and Grace help me find the right resource?
Yes, Faith and Grace can provide information and refer you to appropriate resources based on your specific situation and needs.
Does Faith and Grace provide all of the services listed here?
No, some services are provided directly by Faith and Grace, while others are offered by partner organizations and specialized agencies we refer to.
Are outside resources guaranteed to accept me?
Acceptance by outside resources depends on their specific eligibility criteria, availability, and capacity at the time you contact them.
Is the National Domestic Violence Hotline available 24/7?
Yes, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7, every day of the year, providing confidential support and assistance.
Does Quick Escape clear my browser history?
No, the Quick Escape button immediately directs you away from the site, but it does not clear your browser history. For greater privacy, manually clear your browser data.
Should I save this resource page?
If you share your device or accounts with someone who may pose a threat to you, it is recommended not to save this page to your bookmarks or history for safety reasons.
Can I contact Faith and Grace for someone else?
Yes, you can contact Faith and Grace to seek information and guidance on how to best support someone else who may be in need.
A PLACE TO START
You do not have to sort through every option alone.
Faith and Grace can help you ask questions, understand possible next steps, and identify resources that may fit your situation.
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