The Domestic Abuse Project offers our community the services of professionals and trained volunteers to assist victims of domestic violence.

What is Domestic Violence?

Does the person you love...
Track all of your time?
Constantly accuse you of being unfaithful?
Discourage your relationships with family and friends?
Prevent you from working or attending school?
Criticize you for little things?
Anger easily when drinking or on drugs?
Control all finances and force you to account for what you spend?
Humiliate you in front of others?
Destroy personal property or sentimental items?
Hit, punch, slap, kick, or bite you or your children?
Use or threaten to use a weapon against you?
Force you to have sex against your will?
Abuse family pets?

If you can answer “yes” to any of the above questions,
YOU are a victim of domestic violence.

Help is only a phone call away.

Hotline workers provide information about your choices and are able to provide information on emergency housing, medical care and legal choices If you simply need to talk, they will listen.

814-944-3585    or   1-800-500-2849

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.