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HOTLINE:
Need to talk to someone? Through its Hotline, VIBS provides telephone counseling, information, referrals, and access to Emergency Room Companions and SANE Centers.
24 hours a day, 7 days a week - (631) 360-3606
TDD available for deaf and hearing impaired clients
E-mail the hotline at hotline@vibs.org


ADVOCACY services help victims make sense of the criminal justice system, social services and other resources available for survivors' safety and well-being. Help is available by phone or in person:

  • Information about obtaining orders of protection, victims' rights and options, legal and other resources available in Suffolk County

  • Help communicating with the police or District Attorney's office

  • Court accompaniment to District Court, Family Court, County Court, or the special Domestic Violence Courts

  • Information, referrals and help obtaining social services and other basic services such as transportation, emergency food, shelter, immigration assistance

  • Spanish/English bilingual services

  • Assistance with crime victims compensation
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Did You Know?
»  A violation of an order of protection can lead to an arrest.

»  If you are afraid that an order of protection is not enough, you may be eligible for a panic alarm.

»  Be sure to make a safety plan – an advocate can help you.
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