Find help and resources for survivors of abuse.
For survivors of abuse, their families, and the organizations that serve them. Pick your state to see the help, aid, legal support, and local and national resources you qualify for.
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National resources are shown for every state. State and local resources are added state by state, and each state carries a dated note on how protection orders work there. If something is missing where you are, tell us. Request a state or report a gap .
How this works
Pick your state and whether you are an individual or an organization. Findwell shows national resources plus your state's, grouped by what you need: crisis and safety, shelter and housing, legal and protection orders, health, financial help, and more.
Each card is plain language: what it offers, who it is for, and a link straight to the organization's own page. Funding cards also show how to apply and the deadline.
Findwell does not collect your information and does not apply on your behalf. It points you to the official source for every resource. National crisis lines are always shown, wherever you are. Shelter and confidential locations are never published here; we link to the organization instead.