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24 Hour Hotline Numbers
The Domestic Violence Hotline numbers are perhaps the single most important resource. All hotline numbers are confidential and available 24/7.
Victim Resource Numbers
Each county has resource and hotline numbers. An extensive list of resources ranging from legal to financial to services for children and many more are provided.
Dynamics of Domestic Abuse
Read about the scope and definition of domestic violence as it pertains to dating, in the workplace, and immigration.
Family Visitation Centers
Family Visitation Centers provide a continuum of services designed to help address custody and visitation issues in families with a history of domestic violence and abuse.
Featured Content
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In addition to standing with survivors, this year's campaign emphasizes the importance of and the many ways to take action?
Latest Documents
- 2026 DV Resource Manual for Health Care Professionals
- 2026 Fatal Incident Review Team Report
- Family Justice Center Feasibility Study Report Jan 2025
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DVCC General Help Desk
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Please submit general requests, comments or questions. We will make sure it is directed to the appropriate DVCC staff member. Get in touch: dvcc_information@delaware.gov
