Resources
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resources
Members of the Franklin County/North Quabbin Domestic Violence Task Force
SafeLink, Massachusetts
SafeLink is the Massachusetts statewide 24/7 toll-free domestic violence hotline operated by Casa Myrna.
(877) 785-2020
All calls to SafeLink are free, confidential and anonymous.
If you are hearing-impaired, please call the SafeLink TTY number
(877) 521-2601.
Rape Abuse and Incest National Hotline
For immediate support call the 24/7 hotline:
800-656-HOPE (4673)
National Domestic Violence Hotline
For immediate support call the 24/7 hotline:
800-656-SAFE (7233)
The NetworklaRed: survivor led organizing to end partner abuse:
For immediate support call the 24/7 hotline:
800-832-1901
Parenting Resources
The Support Network
For support call
413-596-2401 x 3005
Parent Stress Line of MA
For immediate support call the 24/7 hot line
800-632-8188
National Parent Helpline
For immediate support call
855-4AParent (427-2736)
Help finding other supports
413Cares
For Support call Mass 2-1-1 (627-7211)
If in Franklin or Hampshire Counties, you can call Community Action Pioneer Valley at 413-475-1570.
For support call 800-894-2401
Salasin Project is funded by the Department of Public Health, the Department of Children and Families, the Massachusetts Office for Victim assistance and through partnerships with the Three County Continuum of Care and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office.
Salasin Project is a Program of the Western Massachusetts Training Consortium. To learn more about other Consortium programs, visit: www.wmtcinfo.org.
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