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These national resources can help victims and survivors of domestic violence find support and assistance in their communities.

Raise awareness about dating violence, promote programs that support young people, and encourage communities to prevent this form of abuse.

The National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence provides tools for patients and professionals.

Are you a youth worker, parent, concerned citizen, or young person interested in helping youth and families in your community? Explore NCFY's free resources.

This guide will assist state and territorial administrators in working with FVPSA grants.

The Attorney General’s National Task Force on Children Exposed to Violence provides a comprehensive roadmap for preventing violence and for helping youth heal.

This toolkit addresses the barriers that incarcerated and formerly incarcerated survivors of domestic violence face when they attempt to get help.

This website explores design strategies for domestic violence shelters that emphasize self-determination, security and connection.