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MANHATTAN - Though organizations and agencies may be based in a specific borough, many of them serve individuals from multiple/all boroughs.
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Name of OrganizationLocationOrganizational Support/HotlineLanguage(s)Current Services: In Office OR Remote?List of all Current Services AvailableIs your organization taking new patients/clients? (Y/N)Additional Notes/Contact Information?
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Children's Aid Family Wellness ProgramLocations in: Manhattan, Washington Heights
Bronx
Phone: 212-503-6842English, SpanishRemote Remote: Case Management, Crisis Intervention, and Individual Counseling services to survivors of IPV and children that have been exposed to IPV via phone.Yes (with the exception of case management only clients in the Bronx)Submit Referrals: FWPreferrals@childrensaidnyc.org​​

Website: https://www.childrensaidnyc.org/programs/domestic-violence-prevention-and-intervention
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Crime Victims Treatment Center (CVTC)Manhattan

Service area: All 5 Boroughs
Main Office Support Line: 212-523-4728
Legal Hotline: 212-683-0605
Tele-Advocate Hotline (in CVTC affiliated ED's): 877-436-5205
English, Spanish, Hebrew, Mandarian
Both
Offices are closed.
Most services are bieng delivered via email, Zoom or phone.
Remote: Legal and Crisis Support Lines, Therapy, Prevention

24 hr Tele-Advocate Services @ Lenox Health, Mt. Sinai St. Lukes, Mt. Sinai West, Brookdale Hospital

In-Person: SAFE Examinations at the above hospitals
No, except for crisis counseling and emergency servicesWebsite: www.cvtcnyc.org
Policiy Updates: www.cvtcnyc.org/covid19
General Inquiries: cvtc@cvtcnyc.org
Prevention: prevention@cvtcnyc.org
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Domestic Violence Project at the Urban Justice Center40 Rector Street 9th Floor NY, NY 10006

Service Area: All 5 Boroughs
Phone: 1-833-321-4DVPAll languages through Language LineRemote Remote: Legal consultations, assistance drafting court documents, all matters of advocacy & case management including crisis counseling, referrals, counseling, advocacy with intersecting agencies

YesPlease note attorneys practice Family and Immigration Law.
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NYC Elder Abuse Center/Weill Cornell CenterNYCElder Abuse Case Consulation: 212-746-7211; info@nyceac.org

Elder Abuse Enhanced Multidisciplinary Teams in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Staten Island: 212-748-7211; info@nyceac.org

Helpline for Concerned Persons: 212-746-6905; helpline@nyceac.org
EnglishRemoteMDT meeting twice/month (once for Staten ISland).

Case Consultation for intentional neglect by other, and financial exploitation are suspected or verified. Consultants include geriatricians, geriatric psychiatrists, social workers, civil legal attorneys, forensic accountants. Case Consultations may lead to case presentation to the multidisciplinary team in the appropriate NYC borough.

Helpline in for concerend persons in the lives of suspected or verified elder abuse victims provides supportive counseling for friends, family and neighbors of elder abuse victims who reside in NYC. Concerned persons can reside anywhere.
Yeswww.nyceac.org

https://nyceac.org/helpline-for-concerned-persons/
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Families for Safe StreetsManhattan

Service area: NYC
Office Phone: 1-844-377-7337Remote Offices are closed.

Remote services via email, Zoom or phone.
Support services for people who have been injured or lost a loved one in a traffic crash
More Contact Information:
info@familiesforsafestreets.org
familiesforsafestreets.org
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The Fortune Society Locations in: Long Island City
Queens
West Harlem
Phone: 212-691-7554English, SpanishBothIn-office group sessions are being conducted with limited amount of people.

On-site meal services

Remote: Counseling services, Therapeutic sessions
YesFortune Services are deemed essential services. Although reduced, we will remain open during these emergency circumstances.
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Fund for the City of NY/SMART158 East 115th Street, New York, NY 10029English, MandarinRemote Remote (for now): Producing teaching videos as we build a virtual learning community that will include a list of resources at the end.Not at this time due to the coronavirus, our programs have shutdown, but if people have social media, they can access our Facebook page, etc.Please have anyone interested in SMART and getting weekly phone updates to contact Tara.Pierce@smartuniversity.org
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Harlem Hospital Center for Victims Support ProgramHarlemPhone: 212-939-4613Spanish, English
CYRACOM Language Support
In OfficeIn Office: Services are offered in a private office away from outpatient clinics & inpatient unitsYes
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Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Witness Aid Services Unit
ManhattanMain Office: (212) 335-9040English, Spanish

AT&T Language Line for other languages
Remote Remote (email/phone): Crisis support, Social services including case management, counseling via phone.Yes gilchristb@dany.nyc.gov

benjaminhamletk@dany.nyc.gov
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Manhattan Family Justice Center

Through the Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender Based Violecne (EnD GBV)
ManhattanPhone: 212-602-2800English, Spanish

Have access to Langauge Line
RemoteSafety planning, legal consultation, shelter and housing advocacy, counseling, case management, and more.
Currently not scheudleing staff tarinings or trainings through the NYC Healthy Relationship Academy
Yes
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Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center (AHC)Manhattan

Service Area: NYC
Phone: 212-423-3000Onsite: English, Spanish; Phone interpretation for all other languages.BothIn-office: primary care, sexual/reproductive health services; counseling; Services offered remotely include: counseling, advocacy, and legal.

Download Health Squad app for confidential information & services
Yeshttps://www.teenhealthcare.org/;
Instagram (for info for teens!): @adhealthcenter; Resources for Teens: https://www.teenhealthcare.org/blog/nyc-resources/
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Mount Sinai Beth Israel Victims Services16th Street & 1st AvenuePhone: 212-420-4516English Remote Remote: Calls and some short-term counselingNot accepting long-term patients.

Some short-term counseling by phone/by appointment.
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Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention (SAVI) ProgramLocations in: Manhattan
Queens
Brooklyn
Phone: 212-423-2140English, Spanish, Portugués, Polish, Italian, French, Punjabi, Hindi, Gujarati, UrduBoth Primarily remote services

In-person
services are on a case-by-case basis (i.e. recently assaulted)
Yes

In-person: Yes, on a case by case basis (I.e. recently assaulted)

We are providing initial intakes by phone
http://www.mssm.edu/savi
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NMIC Manhattan

Service Area: NYC
Phone or WhatsApp: 212-822-8311;
347-674-0524

TEMPORARY HOTLINES

Benefits (applying, renewing, changing): 929-512-4469
Mo, We, Fri from 9 AM - 12 PM

Housing: 929-512-4565
Wed. from 9 AM - 12 PM

Unemployment: 929-512-4476
Tu, Thurs, from 9 AM - 12 PM

Immigration: 929-512-4496
Mon. from 9 AM - 12 PM
English, Spanish Remote
Via phone, What's App, or Zoom
Risk assessments and safety planning

Crisis intervention, options counseling and advocacy

Emotional support, coping skills and trauma focused therapy via phone

Virtual peer support chat group

COVID 19 information sharing

Legal consultations for family law and immigration

Supporting families with remote learning, coping and parenting

Case management, information and referrals both internal and external to address financial stressors, food insecurity, etc. Benefit enrollment through Access HRA, health insurance and unemployment.
Yes, for nowFacebook Messenger - @nmicnyc
Email: dvp@nmic.org

http://www.nmic.org/
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New York City Anti Violence Project(45 Wadsworth Avenue NY,NY 10033)

Service area: NYC
24 hr Bilingual Hotline: 212-714-1141
Office: 212-714-1184
English
Spanish
ALL Services are Remote:
Offices are closed.
Services are being delivered via email, zoom or phone.
Crisis Support
*Limited* Advocacy, Counseling
Legal - No ; Client Services - yes, if in crisis, waitlist availablehttps://avp.org/get-help/report-violence/
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New York City Alliance Against Sexual AssaultManhattan
(32 Broadway New York, NY)

Service Area: NYC
Phone: 212-514-SAFE (7233)Spanish, Japanese, French, German and EnglishRemote We are currently not seeing clients in-office but we are remotely providing legal services as well as counseling and advocacy via Skype, zoom and telephone sessions.
YesEmail: survivorsupport@svfreenyc.org

Legal Services: legalsupport@svfreenyc.org
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New York Presbyterian Hospital DOVE Program
168th St & BroadwayPhone: 212-305-9060English, Spanish, ItalianBothIn-person: Crisis response to our Emergency Departments Mon-Friday 9-5Only those with immediate crisis needs or those survivors with information/advocacy needs that can be addressed remotely
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New York Presbyterian - Weill Cornell Victim Intervention Program525 East 68th Street, NY NY 10065Phone: 212-746-9414
Checked twice daily
English, Spanish
Other languages via Language Line
BothRemote: All counseling, sessions, follow up, advocacy and intakes

In Office: SAFE exams are still being performed by SAFE examiners 24/7; Our VIP social workers are acting as advocates in the ED for DV/SAFE/Physical Assault and Family Violence during business hours and some evenings until 8pm

YesDue to screening of COVID-19 patients may experience some delay once they arrive to the hospital.
Visitors to adult ED are prohibited with some exceptions for only 1 person which is determined by the medical team.
All patients and visitors are required to wear a mask.
Hospital suspended all volunteer services so unfortunately, we are not calling any advocates to provide support.
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RestoreNYCMidtown ManhattanPhone: 212-840-8484All languages through Language Line.

Phone picks up in English, Spanish, Mandarin, and Korean
BothRemote: case management, counseling, economic empowerment. In-person: crisis/emergency and housing.

In-person: Crisis/emergencies and housing
YesCan also send referrals via email to referral@restorenyc.org
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Sakhi for South Asian WomenConfidentialPhone: 212-868-6741Bangla, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Sylheti, Marathi, Malyalam, EnglishRemoteRemote: Providing services over the phone and online.

-Phone: Helpline is available. Direct Services Advocates and Economic Empowerment Advocates are connecting with clients and making follow up calls. We are also sharing information with clients and providing Legal Support.

-Mental health Counselor is holding sessions via phone and video conferencing.

-Youth Empowerment Program Advocate is designing online and remote programs to keep the children and youth occupied and engaged.
Yes Contact DV advocate at shilpy.chatterjee@sakhi.org
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Safe Horizon, Streetwork ProjectNYC

Offices in Harlem, Lower East Side
Phone: 646-602-6404EnglishDrop-in closed, but providing services at the door of 33 Essex St Location

Mo, Tu, Thurs, Fri: 1PM - 5PM
Providing food, hygiene supplies, showers by assessment, shelter referrals, harm reduction supplies, such as syringes, Naloxone kits, safer sniffing kits, fentanyl test strips, pipes & tips to homeless youth under 30 years old Yes
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Safe HorizonNYC

Service Area: All 5 Boroughs
24-hour Domestic Violence Hotline: 1- 800-621-HOPE (4673)
24-hour Rape and Sexual Assault Hotline: 212-227-3000
Community Programs: 1-855-234-1042
English, Spanish

Varies by program.
BothDV Shelters, Hotlines, Streetwork Project locations, and Child Advocacy Centers remain open.

Staff across our other programs are working remotely.

Yes
For updated information regarding our programs and best contact information, please visit: https://www.safehorizon.org/emergency/

Manhattan and Bronx Community Programs:
Jennifer Wyse - Supervising Social Worker @ jennifer.wyse@safehorizon.org
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Sanctuary for FamiliesMain office in Manhattan, staff in Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan & Queens Family Justice Centers

Shelters in Bronx and Brooklyn

Service area: All 5 boroughs
Organization Support/Hotline:
212-349-6009 9am-5pm, M-F
All languages through Language Line BothIn-Person: Shelters remain open with limited staffing.

Remote: Case management, individual counseling, family counseling, crisis intervention, legal consultations for family law and immigration matters, assistance securing orders of protection, and Economic Empowerment Program training.

Yes
Safety Plans in multiple languages - https://sanctuaryforfamilies.org/coronavirus/

Additional contact: Info@sffny.org
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STEPS to End Family Violence -
Rising Ground
NYC

Locations in:
East Harlem &
Downtown Brooklyn

English, SpanishRemote Remote: Individual therapy, Children's therapy, Parent-Child therapy, Economic Empowerment services, Holistic Healing services, as well as Referrals and intake sessions.Yes
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WomankindLactions in: Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Phone: 888-888-7702English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, Spanish, (and more)

We also utilize a phone interpretation system
Remote Remote: Phone counseling, case management and advocacy.

Residential houses are also operating for survivors who need emergency housing.

If a survivor is in need of in-person services this can be arranged with the manager of the site by calling our helpline number.
Yes
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Day One
(Youth 24 and under impacted by IPV)
Confidential

Service Area: Folx from all boroughs
Hotline: 800-214-4150
Text Line: 646-535-DAY1 (3291)
English, SpanishRemote Remote: Case Management and Counseling, Safety Planning, Legal Services, Online TrainingsYes
Legal Services: Michele Martinez, at mmartinez@dayoneny.org

Social Services: Natalie Rentas, at nrentas@dayoneny.org
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Her JusticeNYC

Service Area: Folx from all boroughs
Helpline: 718-562-8181
Thursdays from 10:00-1:00EST
Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Urdu, Hindi, French, Korean, Russian, Italian

Access to Voiance for additional languages
Remote
Physical Offices are closed

Fully functional remotely.
Making arrangements to meet with clients.
YesWebsite: www.herjustice.org
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Violence Intervention Program, Inc.Locations in:
East Harlem,
Queens and
Bronx
Main number: 212-410-9080
Hotline: 1-800-664-5880
English, Spanish Both In-office: Our emergency shelter and transitional housing programs remain open with limited staff on-site, Our 24hr hotline remains fully operational
Remote: We have transitioned our crisis counseling and support services (including economic justice services) to phone and are working to set up a videoconferencing option
Yes
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OkaysoAll of North Americaokayso.co EnglishRemote This app is 100% free and not for profit. Apple iPhone users can download the free app to access on-demand private group chat expertise on sex/sexuality/mental health and healthy relationships virtual support.Yesokayso.co was founded by a sex educator and its roster of in-app experts include trauma-informed preventionists, youth advocates, mental health counselors and sex educators. The app is targeted for 12+ however there is no upper limit of age to submit and receive great support, as all users are anonymous and there are no fees.
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