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Resources for Victims of Violent Crime Avoiding violent crime is everybody's personal business, but sometimes you need help. The government maintains a variety of hotlines and toll-free assistance programs on Victim's Rights Services as well as criminal and juvenile justice resources. LEAA strongly encourages anyone who has been victimized in any manner to seek immediate help from the proper authorities. For your convenience, we have assembled contact information for a number of these organizations. |
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Battered Women's Justice Project Childhelp USA National Hotline National Center for Missing & Exploited Children National Center for Victims of Crime National Clearinghouse for Alcohol & Drug Information National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse & Neglect National Criminal Justice Reference Service National Domestic Violence Hotline National Organization for Victim Assistance National Resource Center on Domestic Violence National Violence Against Women Prevention Center Parents of Murdered Children Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network
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