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Dial 211, or if it is an emergency please call 911
Missing Pieces Publishing is a Company that writes books about Child Abuse, Child Neglect, and Domestic Violence is taking a stand to say NO! STOP! DON"T DO THAT! National network to end domestic violence http://nnedv.org/getinvolved/dvam.html Indianapolis, Indiana Police Department for restraining orders National Domestic Violence Hot line 24 hours 1-800-799-7233 National Coalition Domestic Violence Joyful heart Domestic Violence laws Most of the laws relevant to domestic violence and sexual assault are based on state law. This includes restraining or protection orders, divorce, custody, crimes, and more. There are also federal laws that may be relevant to your situation, including immigration, firearm and military laws. Resources: 1-800-799-7223 Coburn place safe haven (317)-923-5750 Beacon of hope center for woman Crisis Hotline (317)-731-6140 Click below for emergency Shelter. Emergency shelter list by county Contact Prevent Child Abuse 1-800-Children NOTICE: What;s going on with abused Children EVALUATE: Look for Signs and Symptoms CONQUER: Stop! Help! Fight! to Prevent Child Abuse Resources: Child Abuse Julian Center (317)-920-9320 Channel 13 News Indianapolis, Indiana is partnering with prevent Child Abuse, Kids can't wait and shattering the silence. 1-800- CHILDREN WRTV 6 NEWS- Indianapolis Fox59 New- Indianapolis and All other TV stations in Indianapolis Indianapolis Police Department Riley Child Development Center Phone 317.944.4846 And IU Health Child protection program services Methodist Hospital St, Vincent : Child Protection center Peyton Manning Childrens Hospital have lot of recourse and links here is the website http://peytonmanning.stvincent.org/content.aspx?p=116 Department of Child Services 1-800-800 To all other if you see it, hear it, REPORT it. You may be saving a life
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keep important documents out of the abuser hands. If you have to get a new job keep this information to yourself or a trusted person. Please tell it to family member's let them know what is going on. Contact children school leave your abuser name or any other information you have on them. File at school for certain people you trust to pick your children up. Teach your children to never tell your abuser where you live or give out telephones numbers or address When leaving work never take the same route your abuser could follow you. If you see your abuser staking hanging around call your local police department , you are helping yourself make a paper trail on them. Also have a talk with your children not to go with the abusers, if they see make sure they know who to call and tell. Teach your children to scream out loud even though its annoying at home sometimes if a child make loud noises someone will come and help them. Teach all Children to say these words loudly NO! STOP! DON'T DO THAT! and tell them to RUN! and yell loudly file restrainer orders with your Local Police Department. If you are wanting to re locate find house or apartments that have security gates and fences remember this may be a long stay or short you want to be able to feel free as you come and go keep all your personal information to yourself if it get out the abuser can find you easy make it hard for them. Keep yourself safe you may want to take a self defense class to help protect yourself. Notice your surroundings try to be more observant. When packing Pack while your abuser is out of the house or will be gone for a while. Make sure someone will be able to pick the package, or put it in storage. Pack little by little so it will not be observed by the abuser that things are missing from the home. join a group to talk about it with others You are not alone. Some abusers have mental illness and disorders that can put you in a long hospital stay or even death. |
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