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Central Valley Region
Domestic Violence Organizations

This map is a useful tool for finding domestic violence organizations in your community who are Members of the Partnership. Listings contain hotline numbers and websites (where available).

If you or a loved one are experiencing domestic violence and need assistance, call your local hotline or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or TTY 1-800-787-3224.

  1. Alliance Against Family Violence and Sexual Assault
    Bakersfield CA, 93301
    35.3873576
    -119.0168962
    Toll Free: (800) 273-7713
    LGBTQ Hotline: (661) 322-2869
    24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (661) 327-1091
    English/Spanish
  2. Alliance for Community Transformations
    Mariposa CA, 95338
    37.484938
    -119.966284
    Office: (209) 742-6456
  3. Alpha House
    Taft, CA 93268
    35.14614
    -119.45493
    Crisis: (661) 763-HELP (4357)
    Office: (661) 763-4357
  4. Bakersfield American Indian Health Project
    Bakersfield, CA 93301
    35.38676
    -119.02077
    (661) 327-4030
  5. Center for a Non Violent Community
    Sonora, CA 95370-7542
    37.98295
    -120.382172
    Crisis: (209) 533-3401
    Office: (209) 588-9305
  6. Central California Family Crisis Center
    Porterville CA, 93258-2033
    36.07
    -119.02
    (559) 784-0192
  7. Chest of Hope
    Tracy, CA 95376
    37.73853
    -121.42113
    Crisis Line: (209)-259-5552
    Main Office: (209)-831-7889
  8. Community Action Partnership of Madera County
    Madera CA, 93637-5234
    36.961336
    -120.060718
    (800) 355-8989
  9. Family Services of Tulare County
    Visalia CA, 93291
    36.330228
    -119.292058
    (559) 732-5941
  10. Healthy Alternatives to Violent Environments
    Modesto CA, 95354
    37.634697
    -120.970423
    Main Office: (209) 524-4331
    Turlock Office: (209) 664-9131
    Crisis: (209) 577-5980
  11. Kene Me-Wu, American Indian DV/SA Program
    Sonora CA, 95370
    37.98295
    -120.382172
    Crisis Hotline: 1-800-792-7776
  12. Kings Community Action Organization
    Hanford CA, 93230-3608
    36.3274502
    -119.6456844
    (877) 727-3225
  13. Marjaree Mason Center
    Fresno CA, 93721-1122
    36.733766
    -119.784583
    559-233-HELP (4357)
  14. RCS Fresno
    Fresno CA, 93701-1914
    36.750938
    -119.780241
    Crisis Hotline: (559) 222-7273
    Office: (559) 497-2900
  15. Stanislaus Family Justice Center
    Modesto CA, 95354
    37.6346973
    -120.9704234
    Office: (209) 525-5130
  16. The Resource Connection
    San Andreas CA, 95249-0919
    38.19603
    -120.680487
    (209)736-4011
  17. Tuolumne Me-Wuk Tribal Social Services
    Tuolumne, CA 95379
    37.958439
    -120.236107
    Crisis: (209) 928-5351
  18. UC Merced - Campus Advocacy, Resources and Education
    Merced, CA 95343
    37.365002
    -120.432137
    Office (209) 286-2051
  19. Wild Iris Family Counseling & Crisis Center
    Bishop CA, 93515-0697
    37.36
    -118.39
    (877) 873-7384
  20. Women's Center High Desert, Inc.
    Ridgecrest, CA 93555
    35.62254
    -117.67643
    Crisis Line: (760) 375-7525
    Office: (760) 371-1969
  21. Women's Center Youth and Family Services
    Stockton, CA 95202
    37.957384
    -121.288386
    Stockton - Main Office: (209) 941-2611
    Stockton - California Office: (209) 929-6700
    Lodi - North County Office: (209) 368-3406
    Tracy - South County Office: (209) 833-0300
    Crisis - Domestic Violence: (209) 465-4878
    Crisis - Sexual Assault: (209) 465-4997
    Crisis - Human Trafficking: (209) 948-1911
  22. Zonta Club of Porterville
    Porterville CA, 93257
    36.06141
    -119.0273
    (559) 310-5488
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