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www.vtnetwork.orgYou can find contact information and web links to your local sexual violence program though The Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, which is the collaborative body of Vermont's 16 local domestic and sexual violence programs. You can also find information about domestic and sexual violence, what you can do to help a friend who is in an abusive situation or has been assaulted, and links to other local resources.Contact information for local programs (some have their own websites):
www.dvas.orgAdvocacy and information for Deaf victims and survivors of domestic or sexual violence.www.safespacevt.orgInformation for LGBTQQ survivors of violence: domestic or relationship violence; sexual violence; hate crimes.www.seeitandstopit.orgFor teens and youth: How you can recognize relationship violence, what you can do about to help stop it, and how to make a difference in your school or community.www.ppnne.orgSTD prevention and testing; pregnancy prevention; counseling. Planned Parenthood of Northern New England.www.RaisingHerVoice.orgWebsite for survivors of sexual assault to share their experiences with emergency contraception. The site provides a safe place for survivors to share their stories. Also a resource for survivors and their advocates, families, friends. Provides information about how emergency contraception works, where to find it, and links to other useful websites.www.loveisnotabuse.comInformation about relationship abuse, teen dating violence (including the results of a recent survey of teens showing very high rates of abusive and controlling behavior in dating relationships, including sexual pressure and manipulation). Warning signs to help identify abusive relationships. Sources for help.www.nsvrc.orgWebsite of the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. Information about resources, laws, new local projects and services, research, publications, etc. The NSVRC coordinates National Sexual Violence Awareness Month resources and activities. |
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