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If you or a loved one are experiencing violence or abuse you are not alone. Caring advocates are standing by to listen and to help.

Each of our 12 member programs provide services and supports to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, child abuse, and human trafficking. 

New Hampshire's Statewide Domestic and Sexual Violence Helpline: 1-866-644-3574

 confidential Support
​is available 24/7

Crisis center advocates are available 24/7 across the state to provide free and confidential support services to victims and survivors. Services are open and affirming to all, and you don't need to be in crisis to reach out.
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New Hampshire law requires any person who suspects that a child under age 18 has been abused or neglected must report that suspicion immediately to the state's Division for Children, Youth and Families (DCYF). To report child abuse or neglect, please call (800) 894-5533 (in-state) or (603) 271-6562.

Find Your Local Crisis Center

Este enlace te llevará a una lista de los doce centros de crisis de la Coalición contra la violencia doméstica y sexual de New Hampshire. También, puede ingresar su ubicación en el mapa, para encontrar el centro más cercano a usted. Si el centro no tenga una consejera que habla español, usaran un servicio de intérprete para comunicarse.
 
Para asistencia en cualquier momento, llame a la línea estatal de violencia doméstica o sexual las 24 horas. Está disponible al 
​1-866-644-3574.​

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NO MORE is a simple idea with the power to unleash new, major attention to the fact that there are people all around us who are hurt – directly or indirectly - by domestic violence and sexual assault. We all know someone who has been touched by this violence but still, domestic violence and sexual assault remain hidden and misunderstood.

in 2021, NH’s domestic and sexual violence crisis centers served
 12,334 victims