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How family, friends, employers, health care providers and communities can help others experiencing family violence or domestic violence.
Family violence is a crime – Call 911 if you or someone you know is in immediate danger.
Call the Family Violence Info Line at 310-1818 to get help anonymously in more than 170 languages, or find family violence and domestic violence supports.
It is important to be supportive if someone tells you they are experiencing family violence or domestic violence, or if you suspect they are. Family and friends can help them by:
Employers can support staff in understanding how to prevent, recognize and deal with family violence by:
Health professionals can help people feel safe to share difficult information and accept supports by:
Cultural and spiritual advisors can provide a supportive environment to help both victims of family violence and those who are abusive by:
Connect with the Family Violence Info Line:
Hours: 24/7 all year
Toll free: 310-1818 (in Alberta)
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