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Resources

What is Abuse?

Using Safety Plans  for Escape!

Laws, Police and Courts

Finding Safe Housing

 

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If you are being battered, the first thing you need to look at is the Resource section to find out how to escape. Therefore, it is Chapter one in this Escape handbook. Look at it! At last there is more help for you if you are disabled and have also been abused! Now there are at least nine shelters in Massachusetts that are fully accessible for battered women who are disabled and their children. There are new shelters becoming increasingly more accessible for disabled battered women. It will be fantastic when there is no longer any need for services such as these, but for now it is good to include as many different kinds of battered women because battering does cross all ages, abilities and disabilities as well as racial and Class Lines. It also crosses both genders.

 

 

Resource Contents ( Los Contenidos de los Recursos)

 Hotlines
 Wheelchair Accessible Battered Women's Shelters
 Battered Women's Shelters by Region
 Emergency Domestic Violence Beds
 DTA Domestic Violence Unit
 Accessible Homeless Shelters
 Transitional Housing Programs
 Teen Transitional Living Programs
 Programs and Half ways Houses for Active Substance Abuse
 Counseling and Support Groups for Battered Women and their Children
 SANE Programs
 Victims Bill of Rights
 District Attorney's Office
 Counseling Batterers
 Medical
 Boston Area Health Centers with Domestic Violence Advocates
 Furniture Resources
 Emergency Transportation
 Para-Transit Services
 Helpful Resources for General Information
 Independent Living Centers
 Self-Advocacy Programs
 Immigration Resources
 Ways to Find Financial Assistance
 Telecommunication Device for the Deaf

 
 National Help