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# Domestic Violence Resource Center

24-hour Hotline and Support Team

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## Posts

- [News & Opportunities](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/about/news-opportunities/)
- [Welcoming 2025: Hope & Healing](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2025/01/02/welcoming-2025-hope-healing/) - As we move forward into 2025, I am inspired by the strength and resilience of thousands of individuals, children, and families who took incredible steps to change their lives for the better over the past year. Along with our clients and staff, I am deeply grateful for the community’s continued support of our mission at
- [As Hollywood Shines a Spotlight on Domestic Violence, Reno’s Domestic Violence Resource Center Urges Support for Survivors](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2024/09/12/as-hollywood-shines-a-spotlight-on-domestic-violence-renos-domestic-violence-resource-center-urges-support-for-survivors/) - Reno, NV – Some stories do more than entertain—they spark conversations that matter. Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel and now film adaptation, It Ends With Us, explores love, trauma, and the cycles of domestic violence. The buzz surrounding the film has ignited a nationwide conversation about abuse, bringing a painful reality into the spotlight—one that hits close
- [Financial Freedom After Abuse | Financial Literacy Month April 2024](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2024/04/01/financial-freedom-after-abuse-april-is-financial-literacy-month/) - Money, especially when restricted by an abuser, can feel like a setback when dreaming of a safe and abundant future. Our Financial Coaching Program is not just about budgeting or saving – it's about equipping survivors with the tools and knowledge they need to take control of their current financial situation and work towards the life
- [Observing National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2024](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2024/04/19/honoring-survivors-rights-to-be-safe-and-heard-national-crime-victims-rights-week-2024/) - Reno, NV - The Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC) proudly stands alongside those whose lives have been altered by domestic violence. We observe National Crime Victims' Rights Week from April 21st to April 27th, 2024 as a commitment to supporting and empowering survivors on their journey towards healing and justice. According to the 2022 report
- [TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Kicks Off  Movers for Moms® Drive](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2024/04/10/two-men-and-a-truck-kicks-off-movers-for-moms-drive/) - For Immediate Release April 9, 2024 TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Kicks Off Movers for Moms® Drive to Help Mothers in Need This Mother’s Day Community-Supported Program Aids Moms in Crisis RENO, NV - Though Mother’s Day is intended to be a joyous occasion for women across the country, thousands of moms will be overlooked
- [Purple Gala Photo Gallery](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2023/10/26/purple-gala-photo-gallery/)
- [The Mary Kay Foundation](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2023/01/30/the-mary-kay-foundation/) - We are grateful to the Mary Kay Ash Foundation www.MaryKayAshFoundation.org for the 2022 Shelter Grant! This very substantial grant will help us maintain access to free, confidential emergency shelter and wraparound services that domestic violence survivors depend on. We are very fortunate for this recognition of our work in the community to rebuild safe and
- [Your Support Shows Survivors They Are Not Alone](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2022/11/30/your-support-shows-survivors-they-are-not-alone/) - Dear Friends, The Domestic Violence Resource Center is pleased to announce that The Purple Gala was a RECORD-BREAKING SUCCESS by raising over $160,000 toward our mission to help survivors of family violence rebuild safe and hopeful lives. We were honored to partner with the NV Energy Foundation, and many other generous sponsors, to host an
- [The Purple Gala Silent Auction](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2022/10/12/the-purple-gala-silent-auction/) - SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2022 The Purple Gala Presented by NV Energy Foundation VENUE Atlantis Hotel Resort Casino Reno Paradise Ballroom 5-6PM VIP Sparking Reception Presented by E.L. Cord Foundation 6PM General Admission Registration Dinner and Auction to Follow ATTIRE Business or Cocktail Attire EVENT CHECK-IN All guests are required to check-in upon arrival at the venue to receive your table
- [Celebrate Domestic Violence Awareness Month](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2022/10/12/3357/) - October is here, which means it's Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM)! This year’s campaign theme, #Every1KnowsSome1, strives to highlight how common domestic violence is and that it is more than physical violence. This issue is more prevalent than most realize, one in four women and one in seven men will experience domestic violence in their lifetimes.
- [A Special Message from the Executive Director](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2022/08/11/a-special-message-from-the-executive-director/) - I am incredibly honored and excited to join the Domestic Violence Resource Center as the new Executive Director. In the short time I’ve been in the role, I’ve become even more acutely aware of the urgent domestic violence problem that continues to grow in Washoe County due to population increases, the affordable housing crisis, lack
- [April is National Financial Literacy Month](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2022/05/05/april-is-national-financial-literacy-month/) - The Domestic Violence Resource Center is the only domestic violence service provider in the region to offer its clients access to a Financial Literacy Program. Over the past three years of offering this program, 61 women with 83 combined children have received individualized financial coaching that focuses on budgeting, building a savings account, and finding
- [DV Resource Ctr. Supporter Spotlight](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2022/03/16/dv-resource-ctr-supporter-spotlight/) - Dear Friends, We’d like to take this opportunity to shine a light on some of the amazing contributions we’ve received recently from generous members of our community. Supporters make a direct impact in the lives of individuals who are struggling to leave, individuals who have escaped, and individuals who are rebuilding their lives after enduring
- [Happy Holidays from DV Resource Ctr.](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/12/21/happy-holidays-from-dv-resource-ctr/) - Happy Holidays! This is a very important time of year here at the Domestic Violence Resource Center. Thanks to your support, we have the privilege of making the holidays special in so many ways for our clients. Some holiday offerings include personal festive gifts and holiday meal kits to all of the individuals/families receiving services
- [DV Resource Ctr. welcomes new Executive Director](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/09/03/dv-resource-ctr-welcomes-new-executive-director/) - It is with much gratitude that I share that I’ve decided to retire from my position as Executive Director at the Domestic Violence Resource Center. It has been an absolute honor and pleasure to work with you, and other community donors and supporters to further our mission to “rebuild safe and hopeful lives for victims
- [Thank you for supporting victim survivors!](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/10/28/thank-you-for-supporting-victim-survivors/) - Thank you for your support of the Domestic Violence Resource Center’s annual fundraising event! We are delighted with the outcome of this year’s memorable event, which was a completely new concept for the organization. After two years of navigating a pandemic and fatigue around virtual events, we recognize the value of gathering safely in-person to
- [Join our 2021 Campaign Against Gender Violence](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/11/18/join-our-2021-campaign-against-gender-violence/) - The holidays are among us and this year – as we do every year – the Domestic Violence Resource Center is focused on helping domestic violence survivors and their families work to rebuild safe and hopeful lives. We’re grateful for the many brave individuals we have the opportunity of serving, and also for you –
- [Giving is the best gift this holiday!](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/11/30/giving-is-the-best-gift-this-holiday/) - Today is #GivingTuesday! The Domestic Violence Resource Center is thankful to our supporters who pledge their support to help reduce gender violence not only today but every day. Please consider making a monetary donation that will help sustain our capacity to serve victim-survivors 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. DONATE
- [We can't wait to see you for our 2021 fundraising event!](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/10/20/we-cant-wait-to-see-you-for-our-2021-fundraising-event/) - We are thrilled to have you join us tomorrow, Thursday, October 21, 2021, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Reno Little Theater. It is essential that guests are aware of the following information in preparation for the event. This will be the organization’s first in-person gathering in nearly a year and a half and our
- [Can survivor Ayah count on your support today?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/08/13/can-survivor-ayah-count-on-your-support-today/) - Domestic violence is a part of a systemic pattern of power and control and unfortunately, this systemic pattern can create barriers for victims like Ayah, who experienced economic insecurity, housing inaccessibility, and legal challenges. The name of the client has been changed to protect her confidentiality, but the facts and situation are absolutely true and
- [Register and/or become a sponsor of the Domestic Violence Resource Center's 2021 fundraising event today!](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2021/06/03/register-and-or-become-a-sponsor-of-the-domestic-violence-resource-centers-2021-fundraising-event-today/) - Join us on October 21, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. at the Reno Little Theater for the Domestic Violence Resource Center’s annual fundraising event. REGISTER TODAY We are excited to welcome Donna Thomas, creator and star of the autobiographical work, From Southern Belle to Mrs. Cartel. Domestic violence has been a common theme in Donna's life and after living in silence and
- [Community rallies around domestic violence survivors](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2020/12/14/community-rallies-around-domestic-violence-survivors/) - The staff and the board of the Domestic Violence Resource Center would like to express our thanks to all of our very generous supporters over the past year. It has been incredibly heartening to hear from so many of you: the phone calls, emails and notes expressing your support of our work during this very challenging
- [2020 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/2020/11/27/2020-16-days-of-activism-against-gender-violence/) - Monday is the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence Virtual Event – How do we say NO to Gender Violence? Join the conversation on November 30th at 4:00 p.m. via Zoom to help increase awareness of domestic violence issues in Northern Nevada, learn about the resources available, and understand the impact of COVID-19 on

## Pages

- [Home 2024](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/) - Together.Empowering survivors of domestic violence to reclaim and rebuild their futures. Get Help Donate 24-Hour Hotline 775.329.4150 Text DVHELP or DVSAFE to 839863 We are now located at 1301 Cordone Ave. Ste. 180 Reno, NV 89502 DVRC Building Campaign A Legacy of Support It takes immense courage for survivors to step out of the shadows
- [Give](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/give/) - Your support gives families the opportunities they need to transform their lives and build safe, healthy relationships. A Legacy of Support It takes immense courage for survivors to step out of the shadows and seek help. When they do, our door is always open, offering a threshold into a safe haven where they can begin
- [Contact Us](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/contact-us/) - Contact Us If you or someone you know is in danger, contact our 24-hour hotline. Call 775.329.4150 The Crisis text line, M-F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Text DVHELP or DVSAFE to [839863] For end user privacy and terms & conditions click here The text line provides access to domestic violence advocacy, safety planning, and
- [Do I Need Help?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/do-i-need-help/) - Do I Need Help? Love should not hurt. Domestic violence is a pattern of coercive behaviors that maintain power and control over a current or former intimate partner, family members, or parents with common children. Abuse ranges from emotional, psychological, verbal, and physical violence to financial control and isolation. Stage 1: Tension Building In this
- [Volunteer](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/participate/) - Volunteers are Critical Volunteers Needed For Crisis Hotline & Other Services From answering the call for help on the crisis line to working directly with families as they rebuild their lives, volunteers are trained to make a real difference. Volunteers Needed For Crisis Hotline & Other Services From answering the call for help on the
- [Inside These Doors](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/inside-these-doors/) - By contributing to this campaign, you can help us open the doors to a better future for even more survivors in our community. Together, we can create a space where healing, growth, and new beginnings are possible for more survivors and their children. Make a Donation Today 44% of women in Nevada will experience domestic
- [SMS Privacy Policy](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/sms-privacy-policy/) - SMS Privacy Policy Last Updated: September 2024 1. Overview of SMS Program Our SMS program provides updates, notifications, and promotional messages related to our services. By subscribing to our SMS program, you consent to receive SMS messages at the phone number provided. Message frequency may vary based on your interaction with our service. 2. Types
- [Community Resources](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/community-resources/) - Community Resources Emergency Resources Emergency: 9-1-1 Domestic Violence Resource Center 24-Hour Hotline: 775.329.4150 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800.799.7233 National Coalition Against Domestic Violence: www.ncadv.org Emergency Resources Emergency: 9-1-1 Domestic Violence Resource Center 24-Hour Hotline: 775.329.4150 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800.799.7233 National Coalition Against Domestic Violence: www.ncadv.org Community Resource List Download our list of available community resources including hotlines, children’s services, elder
- [Financial Literacy](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/financial-literacy-program/) - Financial Literacy Program Financial Literacy Program Why Financial Literacy? Financial abuse is a tactic used by abusers to exert control. It involves manipulating financial resources, restricting access to money, and sabotaging economic independence to make survivors dependent and vulnerable. Abusers may withhold funds, prevent employment, or coerce survivors into relinquishing financial assets. This form of
- [Counseling Program](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/counseling-program/) - Counseling Program Financial Literacy Program Journey to Healing Survivors commonly experience post-traumatic stress, depression, and anxiety, making it difficult to maintain overall wellness and build healthier relationships. Without counseling, survivors are 12 times more likely to re-experience abuse within six months after leaving a shelter program. (National Resource Center on Domestic Violence). Through a partnership
- [Our Services](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/) - We offer comprehensive life-saving services We offer comprehensive life-saving services 24-Hour Hotline and Text Line The Domestic Violence Resource Center has trained and compassionate advocates available 24/7 to answer questions or talk through your concerns. Call us at 775.329.4150. You may also text DVHELP or DVSAFE to 839863 during our office hours. Contact Us 24-Hour
- [Pet Shelter](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/pet-shelter/) - Pet Shelter Pet Shelter Pets deserve to feel safe. Animal abuse often occurs with domestic violence. Abusers harm pets as a tactic for emotional abuse, using an individual’s love for a pet to control them by: Harassing pets through yelling or scaring them, throwing objects, or causing physical harm. Making threats to harm or kill
- [Staying Safe](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/staying-safe/) - How to Stay Safe We're here for support. We understand that thinking of what to do next or how to start over can be overwhelming. Having an advocate to talk to can help in thinking through the process and your options. We will walk you through a full safety plan and your legal rights. Contact
- [Temporary Protection Orders](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/temporary-protection-orders-reno-sparks/) - Temporary Protections Orders Domestic Violence Resource Center's Temporary Protection Order Unit The Domestic Violence Resource Center can help victims file for a Temporary Protection Order (TPO) in Reno, Sparks, and Washoe County. Our TPO Advocates are experts in the process and will help you the entire way – from filing to navigating the court process,
- [About](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/about/) - Rebuilding Safe and Hopeful Lives in Washoe County since 1977
- [FAQs](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/our-services/faqs/) - Frequently Asked Questions What is Domestic Violence? Domestic violence does not discriminate based on gender, social standing, education, race or religion. It can take many forms and will be different in every relationship. Domestic violence can include emotional, physical, psychological, and sexual abuse, and it can happen to anyone. When are you open? The Domestic
- [Home](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/home/) - A Leader In Domestic Violence Advocacy A Leader In The Field Of Domestic Violence Advocacy If you or someone you know is in danger, contact our 24-hour hotline. 775.329.4150 Volunteers and donations help thousands of victims in Washoe County. DONATE If you or someone you know is in danger, contact our 24-hour hotline. 775.329.4150 Volunteers
- [Join Our Campaign Against Gender Violence](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/join-our-campaign-against-gender-violence/) - The holidays are among us and this year – as we do every year – the Domestic Violence Resource Center is focused on helping domestic violence survivors and their families work to rebuild safe and hopeful lives. We’re grateful for the many brave individuals we have the opportunity of serving, and also for you –
- [Save the Date!](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/about/news-opportunities/3033-2/) - Save the date! Virtual Community Forum on Domestic Violence featuring: Nevada Attorney General, Aaron Ford Washoe County Sheriff, Darin Balaam Sue Meuschke, Executive Director, Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence Denise Yoxsimer, Executive Director, Domestic Violence Resource Center Thursday, October 22, 2020, 6 p.m., via Zoom (Zoom I.D. and registration information to follow)
- [How you can help](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/how-you-can-help/) - Dear Friends, Please see below for an update from the team at the Domestic Violence Resource Center. As of Friday, April 3 none of the 72 individuals currently residing in our residential facilities have tested positive for the Coronavirus. After an initial drop in hotline calls the week of March 16, calls to our crisis

## Employees

- [Sylvia Gonzalez](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/sylvia-gonzalez/)
- [Malena Raymond](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/malena-raymond/)
- [Johanna De La Rosa](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/johanna-de-la-rosa/)
- [Tiffany East](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/tiffany-east/)
- [Alyssa Ropell](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/alyssa-ropell/)
- [Miriam Esparza](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/miriam-esparza/)
- [Barbara Jaudulso](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/barbara-jaudulso/)
- [Brooks Westergard](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/teresa-benitez-thompson/)
- [Theresa Navarro](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/carolina-perez/)
- [Alfredo Alonso](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/alfredo-alonso/)
- [Eugenia Larmore](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/eugenia-larmore/)
- [Michele Attaway](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/michele-attaway/)
- [Sonia Aguilar](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/sonia-aguilar/)
- [Tracy Geraghty](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/tracy-geraghty/)
- [Debra Herzig](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/debra-herzig/)
- [Kristen Kennedy](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/kristen-kennedy/)
- [Felicia O' Carroll](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/felicia-o-carroll/)
- [Laura Jacobsen](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/laura-jacobsen/)
- [Jim Richardson](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/jim-richardson/)
- [Lesley Pittman](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/lesley-pittman/)
- [Severin Carlson](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/severin-carlson/)
- [Arnold Maurins](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/arnold-maurins/)
- [Rene Reid](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/rene-reid/)
- [Lisa Harris](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/lisa-harris/)
- [Marlene Lockard](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/marlene-lockard/)
- [Margaret Friedrichs](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/team/margaret-friedrichs/)

## Faqs

- [When are you open?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/when-are-you-open/) - The Domestic Violence Resource Center is open for walk-ins Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed on holidays. The administrative office is located at 1735 Vassar Street in Reno. You can also reach us by texting DVHELP or DVSAFE to 839863 during our business hours. Our support hotline is available 24/7 at
- [Can you call me?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/can-you-call-me/) - No. It is not safe for the Domestic Violence Resource Center to call you at home because our phone number could be revealed to your abuser. We don’t ever want to jeopardize your safety. Please call the Domestic Violence Resource Center at (775) 329-4150 or text DVHELP or DVSAFE to 839863.
- [Do I need to have a police report to receive services?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/do-i-need-to-have-a-police-report-to-receive-services/) - No. You do not need to file a police report to receive Domestic Violence Resource Center’s services.
- [Do I need to have been physically abused or have visible signs of physical abuse?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/do-i-need-to-have-been-physically-abused-or-have-visible-signs-of-physical-abuse/) - No. We offer our services to victims of all forms of domestic abuse.
- [What are the costs of your services?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/what-are-the-costs-of-your-services/) - There is no cost. All of Domestic Violence Resource Center’s emergency services are offered at no cost to our clients.
- [Do I need to be a legal U.S. citizen to receive services?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/do-i-need-to-be-a-legal-u-s-citizen-to-receive-services/) - No. You can receive Domestic Violence Resource Center’s services even if you are not a U.S. citizen.
- [Can men use the Domestic Violence Resource Center’s services?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/can-men-use-the-domestic-violence-resource-centers-services/) - Yes. Domestic Violence Resource Center’s services are available for both men and women. Our emergency shelter is not co-ed, but we are able to arrange for other housing options for men.
- [Why Don’t You Just Leave?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/why-dont-women-just-leave/) - It is important to remain supportive and non-judgmental if you know someone who is experiencing domestic violence. Here are some reasons victims rationalize staying in unhealthy relationships: “I believe the threats about what will happen to me if I leave.” “I was told that what is happening is my fault. I’m convinced this is probably
- [Can I bring my pet to the emergency shelter?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/can-i-bring-my-pet-to-the-emergency-shelter/) - We aren't able to accommodate pets, however, we can assist you in arranging for safe shelter at Noah's Reno.
- [Am I required to give my name if I call or come in?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/am-i-required-to-give-my-name-if-i-call-or-come-in/) - You can call or access the Domestic Violence Resource Center anonymously.
- [What shelter options are available for families with adolescent boys?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/what-shelter-options-are-available-for-families-with-adolescent-boys/) - The Domestic Violence Resource Center serves families with adolescent boys. Domestic Violence Resource Center advocates determine on a case by case basis what shelter settings are best for each family and does not deny services to families seeking relief from domestic violence.
- [What Should I Bring When Applying for a TPO?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/what-should-i-bring-when-applying-for-a-tpo/) - The following items aren’t required to obtain a TPO. If any apply to your situation and you have them available, it is suggested that you bring them with you. Name and badge number of Police Officers responding to this or prior battering. Copy of police reports from this or prior battering Witnesses to this or
- [Who Can Apply for a Temporary Protection Order (TPO)?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/who-can-apply-for-a-temporary-protection-order-tpo/) - Any person who believes that she or he has been, or might become a victim of domestic violence may ask the Court for a Temporary Protection Order (TPO). You do not need an attorney to apply for and obtain a TPO. RELATIONSHIP REQUIREMENTS: In order to obtain a TPO, you and the batterer must be
- [Do I need to have a TPO to receive services?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/do-i-need-to-have-a-tpo-to-receive-services/) - No, you don’t need to have a Temporary Protection Order (TPO) to receive services from the Domestic Violence Resource Center. Our advocates will work with you to establish a safety plan that is appropriate for your needs.
- [What is Domestic Violence?](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/faq-items/what-is-domestic-violence/) - Domestic violence does not discriminate based on gender, social standing, education, race or religion. It can take many forms and will be different in every relationship. Domestic violence can include emotional, physical, psychological, and sexual abuse, and it can happen to anyone.

## Testimonials

- [Nellie McIver](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/testimonial/nellie-mciver/)
- [Katie H.](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/testimonial/2323/)
- [Sue Meuschke - Community](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/testimonial/sue-meuschke-community/)
- [Mary Simmons - Donor](https://domesticviolenceresourcecenter.org/testimonial/2326/)

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