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If you are currently in danger, please contact 911 directly.

Recognize

Recognizing the signs of domestic violence is crucial in ensuring safety for yourself or someone you care about. Understanding them can help you take the necessary steps to seek support and protection. Are you or is someone close to you a victim of domestic violence? For example:

Does my partner isolate me from my family, friends, and coworkers?

Is my friend missing an unusual amount of work or appointments?

Does my partner show a lot of control or jealousy in my life?

Is my friend or family isolating themselves from family and friends?

Does my partner mentally, verbally, sexually, or physically hurt me?

Creating a Safer Community for All

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you are not alone, and help is available. We are dedicated to providing resources for confidential support, community services, and guidance to those impacted by abuse. Whether you need immediate assistance, counseling, or legal help, there are people by your side. Reach out today, and take the first step toward safety and healing.

If it's happening to you:

Understand that this is not your fault and look for support.

  • I can seek out someone I trust to let them know what is going on.
  • I can determine if I am ready or wanting to leave.
  • I can call or make an appointment with a local resource for help.
  • I can ask a friend, family member, or coworker for help.
  • I can make a safer plan with an advocate or trusted person to leave or upon staying.

If it's happening to someone you know:

Respond by listening and supporting.

  • You can bring up what you have been noticing and express your concern to them.
  • You can listen with empathy and an open mind.
  • You can believe them.
  • You can avoid victim-blaming comments. (Why don’t you just leave, etc.)
  • You can empower them to explore and express what they feel is best for them.
  • You can leave an open door for them, while still establishing your own boundaries.
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YWCA Spokane

Lutheran Community Services Spokane

  • Sexual violence, Non-intimate partner domestic violence, and other trauma services
  • (509) 624-7273
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Assistance Services

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