Getting started.
Who this helps
Anyone affected by domestic violence, including survivors, concerned friends and family members, and service providers. No identification or insurance required.
How to get started
When you call, a trained advocate will answer. You can talk about what is happening and get help figuring out your options. Calls are confidential. You do not have to give your name.
How they can help.
The Maine Domestic Violence Helpline is operated by MCEDV and connects callers with trained advocates who can help with safety planning, crisis counseling, emotional support, and referrals to one of eight local domestic violence resource centers statewide. You do not need to be in immediate danger to call.
- 24/7 crisis counseling
- Safety planning
- Emotional support
- Referrals to local DV resource centers
- Information about legal options
- Connection to emergency shelter
- TTY/TDD access (1-800-437-1220)
What to have ready.
No documentation needed. You can call anonymously.
Call with your questions