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All services are strictly confidential as outlined in the agency Confidentiality Policy. As required by this policy, Family Services Incorporated must report all cases of suspected child abuse to Childline, the 24-hour Department of Public Welfare hotline.

Call the police.
Get medical attention.
Call our 24-Hour Crisis Hotline -814- 944-3585 or 1-800-500-2849.
See an attorney.
Seek a Protection from Abuse Order.
Develop a safety plan with a domestic violence worker

Checklist for preparing to leave click here

Checklist of items you may want to take when leaving an abusive relationship click here

Help is only a phone call away.
Hotline workers provide information about your choices and are able to provide information for emergency housing, medical care and legal choices. If you simply need to talk, they will listen.


	814-944-3585 or 1-800-500-2849


	Remember – leaving your abusive partner is the most dangerous time!

Domestic Abuse Program	Domestic Abuse Shelter
What is a Protection From Abuse Order?	Women Aware
Meghan’s Room	Family Services Home Page


	All services are strictly confidential as outlined in the agency’s Confidentiality Policy. As required by this policy, Family Services Incorporated must report all cases of suspected child abuse to Childline, the 24-hour Department of Public Welfare hotline.

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