Resources for Survivors of Relationship Rape

Note: RapeIsRape.org is not affiliated with or endorsed by the organizations listed below. This compilation serves as a public resource to assist survivors in finding the support, advocacy, and safety they need.

National U.S. Hotlines & Services

National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN)

Phone: 800-656-HOPE (4673)

Website: www.rainn.org

Offering 24/7 confidential support for survivors of sexual assault, including those assaulted by a partner.

National Domestic Violence Hotline

Phone: 800-799-SAFE (7233)

Text: “START” to 88788

Website: www.thehotline.org

Provides support, safety planning, and referrals for victims of relationship-based sexual and physical abuse.

VictimConnect Resource Center

Phone: 855-484-2846

Website: www.victimconnect.org

A referral helpline offering support and information about legal rights, available resources, and trauma services.

Mental Health & Trauma Recovery

BetterHelp & Talkspace

Websites: www.betterhelp.com | www.talkspace.com

Online therapy platforms featuring licensed counselors experienced in sexual trauma and intimate partner violence.

Psychology Today Therapist Finder

Website: www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists

A searchable national directory of therapists categorized by specialty, insurance, and location.

Legal Help & Advocacy

Womenslaw.org

Website: www.womenslaw.org

Accessible legal information for all 50 states, covering topics such as restraining orders, criminal reporting, and court navigation.

Legal Aid Services Directory (LSC)

Website: www.lsc.gov/what-legal-aid/find-legal-aid

Locate free or low-cost legal assistance in your area; many providers specialize in supporting survivors of sexual and domestic violence.

Take Back the Night Legal Advocacy Hotline

Phone: 567-SHATTER (567-742-8837)

Website: https://takebackthenight.org/legal-assistance/

The 567-SHATTER hotline offers national legal assistance for victims of sexual harassment, assault, and rape, helping them understand their legal options. In partnership with a victim advocacy law firm, the Take Back The Night Foundation provides 24/7 hotline staffing at no cost to survivors. The intake staff is trained in trauma-informed care to provide the best support for those in need.

Local and Community-Based Resources

YWCA USA

Website: www.ywca.org

Many local branches provide trauma counseling, emergency shelter, and legal advocacy for survivors.

State Domestic & Sexual Violence Coalitions

Directory: nnedv.org

Access your state coalition to find local services, safe housing, legal resources, and support groups for survivors.