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North Dakota Domestic Violence Crisis And Support Resources


North Dakota Domestic Violence Advocates & Support Contacts
LocationProgramPhone
STATEWIDE North Dakota Council On Abused Women's Services
Dept. of Corrections Victim Services
800-255-6240
800-445-2322
Barnes CountyAbused Persons Outreach Center (Valley City)866-845-0072
Bottineau CountyFamily Crisis Center800-398-1098
Cass County Abuse Crisis Center (Fargo)
YWCA Shelter
701-293-7273
701-232-3449
Cuming CountyAbused Adult Resource Center (Bismarck)800-341-7009
Dickey CountyKedish House (Ellindale)877-349-4729
Grand Forks County Community Violence Intervention Center 866-746-8900
Kingsbury CountyVictim Assistance (Spirit Lake)866-723-3032
McLean County Circle of Hope (Trenton)
Family Resource Center (Washburn)
701-774-8824
800-651-8643
Mercer CountyWomen's Action Center (Beulah)701-83-2274
Mountrail County Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Program (Stanley)
701-627-3617
800-273-8232
Ramsey CountySafe Alternatives (Devils Lake)888-662-7378
Ransom CountyAbuse Resources Network (Lisbon) 877-683-5061
Richland CountyThree Rivers Crisis Center (Wahpeton)800-627-3659
Rolette County Band of Chippewa Indians
Hearts of Hope (Turtle Mtn.)
701-477-5614
701-477-0002
Sioux CountyTender Hearts (Fort Yates)701-854-7241
Stark CountyLove Without Fear Crisis Center (Dickinson) 701-225-4506
Stutsman CountyS.A.F.E. Shelter (Jamestown) 888-353-7233
Walsh County Tri-County Crisis Intervention (Grafton)701-352-3059
Ward County Violence Crisis Center (Minot) 800-398-1098
Williams CountyFamily Crisis Shelter (Williston) 701-572-9111



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Last Updated: July 8, 2007