Our helpline is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All calls are free and confidential. Fully trained workers and volunteers provide support, information, and a listening ear.
We also offer support and information to friends, family members, external agencies and professionals calling on behalf of a victim. Our aim is to make a everyone aware of the services and programs available so that they can make informed choices. We empower victims by discussing their options in an non-judgmental tone to allow them to make the best decision for their situation.
Our helpline is a lifeline for anyone affected by domestic abuse in Beaufort County NC, even those whom have never spoken about their experiences before. There are many reasons for calling. Such as:
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You are fleeing your home and desperately need emergency shelter.
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You want to talk about what is happening and discuss your fears and seek support.
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You need information about your civil and/or criminal options for protection.
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You need reassurance about calling the police.
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You would like to discuss safety planning.
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You are planning to flee an abusive relationship.
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You are looking for domestic violence resources.
We also hear from:
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Survivors of domestic abuse seeking supportive counseling.
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Friends or family members seeking advice and support.
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Agencies referring victims or seeking advice.
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If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, we are here to help.
Speak with a trained advocate at 252-940-0007 to for safety planning and to discuss your options. Calling for a friend or family member? We are more than happy to guide you in supporting your loved one.
We offer free and confidential counseling for anyone affected by domestic abuse. Our Supportive Counseling services are provided through our 24-hour helpline by our fully trained staff.
Don't know if you qualify for a Protection Order? Need assistance locating legal services? Our team is here for you! Call us at 252-940-0007 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm and ask to speak with a court advocate.
1 in 3 women have experienced some form of domestic abuse. We are here to educate our community and end the cycle of domestic abuse. Contact our Executive Director about having Ruth's House come speak to your group or organization.