Domestic Violence 24 Hour Helpline For Survivors in Illinois 877-863-6338

National Domestic Violence Hotline/Linea Nacional Sobre La Violencia Domestica: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) TTY For The Deaf/TTY para los Sordos: 1-800-787-3224

Safety Alert for Battered Women: Computer use can be monitored and it is impossible to completely clear information viewed on the Internet from your computer. If you are in danger, please use a safer computer, call your local hotline, and/or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline. If you are at a safer computer, please click here for more information on using computers more safely.

If you are a victim of domestic violence in Illinois, click here to obtain the phone number of the domestic violence program that can assist you. 

Or call the Illinois Domestic Violence Help Line:  877-863-6338

Our Vision and Mission

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Other Web Resources

Illinois Domestic Violence Service Statistics

 

 

Domestic Violence Service Provider Guidelines Manual 
(June 2007, Illinois Department of Human Services & Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence)

Call for Contractors --  ICADV Seeks A Part Time Contractual Attorney Experienced In IL Domestic Violence Act Work. 
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ICADV VISION AND MISSION STATEMENT

 

The VISION of the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence is to eliminate violence against women and their children: 

  • To promote the eradication of domestic violence across the state of Illinois;

  • To ensure the safety of survivors, their access to services, and their freedom of choice;

  • To hold abusers accountable for the violence they perpetrate; and

  • To encourage the development of victim-sensitive laws, policies and procedures across all systems that impact survivors of domestic violence.

 

The MISSION of ICADV is to: 

  • Provide statewide leadership as the voice for survivors of domestic violence and the programs that serve them
  • Change fundamental societal attitudes and institutions that promote/tolerate/condone domestic violence
  • Ensure that women and children have knowledge of and access to all services and opportunities,* endeavoring to provide these services locally

 In a way that: 

  • Respects women’s and children’s choices and cultural diversity
  • Utilizes all available levers:
    • Public policy advocacy
    • Program capacity and delivery
    • Community awareness and education
    • Cooperation with associated agencies
    • Partnerships with communities and key stakeholders

 

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