In addition to the resources available at the University, there are also local and national resources you may want to consider contacting.
These resources are provided for informational purposes only. The University of Hawaiʻi does not endorse these entities, their products or services, and the information contained at these sites does not necessarily reflect the official views of the University.
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Circle of 6 (National)Campus: Community (Non-UH) With Circle of 6, you can connect with your friends to stay close, stay safe and prevent violence before it happens. Designed for college students, it’s fast, easy-to-use and private. |
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Domestic Violence Action Center (Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island, Maui, Kauaʻi)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The Domestic Violence Action Center provides legal information and representation to victims of domestic violence. In addition to the legal services, they also have advocates to assist and accompany victims as they seek access to community resources in their pursuit of safety and freedom. |
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Family Peace Center – Puʻuhonua Victim/Survivor Component (Oʻahu)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The Family Peace Center – Oʻahu offer safety, support, empowerment and accountability through individual and group intervention for victims/survivors, perpetrators/offenders and child witnesses of domestic violence. |
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Hawaiʻi State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (Statewide)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The Hawaii State Coalition Against Domestic Violence engages communities and organizations to end domestic violence through education, advocacy, and action for social justice. The Hawaii State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (HSCADV) is a private, not-for-profit organization and is a statewide partnership of domestic violence programs and shelters. The Hawaii State Coalition Against Domestic Violence is comprised of at least 20 domestic violence agencies and programs throughout the state of Hawaii,which accounts for the majority of domestic violence agencies and programs in the state.Below you will find a list of the agencies and programs, with their contact information and program descriptions. Feel free to contact the agencies and/or programs directly should you require their services |
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Hawaiʻi State Judiciary Adult Client Victim Services (Oʻahu)Campus: Community (Non-UH) Adult Client Services of the First Judicial Circuit provides services to assist victims and their families as they proceed through the criminal justice system. |
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Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi (Statewide)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi is a public interest, not-for-profit law firm whose mission is to achieve fairness and justice through legal advocacy, outreach and education for those in need. They continue to provide full representation to those in need and have improved access to justice by also training clients to handle legal matters on their own. |
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Love is Respect (National)Campus: Community (Non-UH) Peer advocates can connect you to resources in your area, provide you with helpful websites, help you create a plan to stay safe or just listen to your concerns. All conversations with peer advocates via phone, chat or text are free and confidential. You will never be asked for your name or other contact information, but an advocate may ask for your age and city to find local resources for you. |
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Maui Family Peace CenterCampus: Community (Non-UH) The goal of the Family Peace Center-Maui is to bring peace to Hawaii’s families by offering safety, support, and empowerment to victims/survivors and their children exposed to domestic violence, and accountability to offenders. Family Peace Center has been conducting domestic violence counseling on Maui since 1994. |
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National Domestic Violence HotlineCampus: Community (Non-UH) Our highly trained expert advocates are available 24/7 to talk confidentially with anyone experiencing domestic violence, seeking resources or information, or questioning unhealthy aspects of their relationship. |
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National Sexual Assault HotlineCampus: Community (Non-UH) When you call, you’ll be routed to a local RAINN affiliate organization based on the first six digits of your phone number. Cell phone callers have the option to enter the zip code of their current location to more accurately locate the nearest sexual assault service provider. The National Sexual Assault Hotline is a safe, confidential service. When you call the hotline, only the first six numbers of the phone number are used to route the call, and your complete phone number is never stored in our system. Most states do have laws that require local staff to contact authorities in certain situations, like if there is a child or vulnerable adult who is in danger. |
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Nicole "Cole" Sasaoka (Child and Family Services - Maui)Confidential Advocate Campus: Community (Non-UH) A confidential resource with Child & Family Service who provides confidential advocacy services and referrals to community partners. |
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Maili Ornellas (YWCA Kauaʻi Advocate)YWCA Kaua'i Confidential Advocate Campus: Community (Non-UH) Contact Maili Ornellas if you would like confidential assistance. SERVICES INCLUDE: |
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Sex Abuse Treatment Center (Oʻahu)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The Sex Abuse Treatment Center (SATC) of the Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women and Children is a statewide program whose mission is to support the emotional healing process of those sexually assaulted in Hawaii, to increase community awareness about their needs and to reduce the incidence of all forms of sexual assault. • Care for Survivors • Medical-Forensic Exams • Educating the Community |
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State of Hawaiʻi Department of Health Adult Mental Health Division (AMHD) ACCESS Crisis Line of Hawaiʻi (Statewide)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The AMHD Crisis Line of Hawaii provides a team of trained and experienced professionals to help individuals in times of a mental health crisis. The Crisis Line of Hawaii is there to help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. On Oahu, call at (808) 832-3100 or 988. On the neighbor islands, call toll free at 1-(800) 753-6879. |
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Temporary Restraining Order Hotline (Family Court)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The Temporary Restraining Order Hotline of Family Court (Oʻahu First Circuit) can be reached to answer questions you may have about TROs or the process to obtain a TRO. Oahu – (808) 538-5959 Call hours: 7:45 a.m. through 4:15 p.m., Monday through Friday, except for holidays. |
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The Maui Sexual Assault CenterCampus: Community (Non-UH) The Maui Sexual Assault Center is a place for support, healing and education for all victims of sexual assault and their families. They focus on education to help prevent sexual violence, and healing and support for victims. They start by believing. Each healing process is unique. They are here to listen, support and discuss difficult feelings at any point in your process. The main office is in Wailuku, Maui and they also have an office in Kaunakakai, Moloka'i. |
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The Trevor Project Helpline (National)Campus: Community (Non-UH) Provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people ages 13-24. Help and support are available via phone, chat, text, and online social networking. |
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Volunteer Legal Services Hawaiʻi (Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island, Maui, Kauaʻi)Campus: Community (Non-UH) Volunteer Legal Services Hawaiʻi serves Hawaiʻi’s low and moderate income community through volunteer attorneys. Their pool of pro bono attorneys provide legal services in a wide range of civil matters, including divorce, paternity, custody, child support, guardianship, adoption, basic estate planning including powers of attorney, advance healthcare directives and wills, landlord-tenant, collections, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, and Veterans Administration benefits. They are able to assist as long as you meet income guidelines and have a legal issue that the organization handles. |
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Women Helping Women (Maui)Campus: Community (Non-UH) Women Helping Women operates Hale Lokomaikai, Maui’s only emergency shelter facility for women victims of domestic violence and their children. In addition to the 24 hour care and crisis management provided at the emergency shelter, Women Helping Women provides a continuum of supportive services and programs to help ensure that all victims of domestic violence on Maui have access to assistance and support that is appropriate to their individual needs. |
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YWCA Kaua‘i Crisis Services ProgramCampus: Community (Non-UH) YWCA Kaua`i provides crisis workers 24 hours per day, every day of the year, to help people who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault. Crisis workers can meet with you face-to-face or talk with you by telephone to provide support, information and advocacy. You will receive referrals to locations where you can get examined and treated, crisis counseling, emotional support and information on your legal rights. If you do need an examination or treatment, a crisis worker will meet with you to talk about the examination beforehand, stay with you during the examination, and help you talk to law enforcement, investigators, medical personnel, family members and anyone else you need. |
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YWCA Sexual Assault Support Services (Hawaiʻi Island)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The YWCA of Hawaiʻi Island is dedicated to changing the beliefs that accompany sexual violence. They seek to create a society that does not minimize sexual crimes, that does not permit the shaming or silencing of the assaulted or hide the crime out of shame – a society where perpetrators are held accountable, mandated for treatment and prevented from offending again. Since the 1970s, they have provided response programs to victims of sexual assault known as Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS), Sexual Assault Response and Advocacy Services (SARAH) and Empowering Alternatives program (EAP). |
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The Lavender Clinic - Honolulu & West Oʻahu Locations (Oʻahu)Campus: Community (Non-UH) Honolulu Location (1481 S King St., Ste. 422) - Open Tues-Fri + alternating Saturdays Non-profit health clinic that provides healthcare, leadership, programs, education, and services for the Transgender, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Queer, and Intersex Communities. The Lavender Clinic partners with Hawk Health LLC to provide complete medical, behavioral health and community services. |
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Crime Victim Compensation Commission (Statewide)Campus: Community (Non-UH) The mission of the Crime Victim Compensation Commission (CVCC) is to equitably and efficiently provide crime victims the services due to them under Hawai‘i law. In doing so, the Commission treats every victim and survivor with dignity and respect, acknowledging the tremendous impact that violent crime has upon our society. The Crime Victim Compensation Commission (Commission) was created in 1967 by the Hawai‘i Legislature to alleviate the physical, mental and financial hardships suffered by victims of violent crime. The Commission provides compensation to victims of violent crimes for their crime-related injuries and losses, and to “Good Samaritans” for injuries or property damage suffered in the prevention of a crime or apprehension of a criminal. You may be eligible for compensation if you are the victim or surviving family member of a victim of one of the following crimes that occurred in the jurisdiction of Hawai‘i: AND you are: |
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