I Need Help for Someone Else

It can be frightening when someone you know or care about is trapped in an abusive relationship or is a victim of violence. Oftentimes, the family members and support networks are also affected by the abuse. It’s not always easy to know what to say, but it’s important to give unconditional and non-judgmental support to the victim.

We offer free counseling to family members and significant others of individuals who have experienced abuse, assault, or violence.

Helping Child Victims

Helping a child express their feelings is an important step.

Helping Domestic Violence Victims

Start the conversation by expressing concern for the safety of the victim.

Helping Human Trafficking Victims

Many human trafficking victims don’t recognize they are a victim.

Helping in Long-Term Care Facilities

If you suspect abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a loved one in a long-term care facility, the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program at CFPA can help.

Helping Seniors and Adults with Disabilities

The victim may have been abused, neglected, or financially exploited.

Helping Sexual Abuse/Sexual Assault Victims

Remind the victim the assault was not their fault.

Helping Abusers

The conversation could escalate quickly, so try to remain calm.

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