National Resource Center on Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence · West Virginia · Free

NRCDV resources including LGBTQ+ survivor needs and culturally specific support. A starting point for safety planning that accounts for LGBTQ+-specific risk patterns. Most LGBTQ+ DV programs offer free legal help with protection orders, housing transitions, and custody. Same-sex IPV often gets mis-categorized as 'mutual combat' by police unfamiliar with abuse dynamics; LGBTQ+-trained responders fix this. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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