Domestic Violence
/ Covid Resources
World health organisation
A set of questions and answers regarding violence against women, during COVID-19, currently available in English and French (other translations forthcoming)
Domestic violence in India / Support
This resource document has been prepared by One Future Collective, India. It is a guide on supporting survivors of domestic violence. It compiles information on the law in India and lists available options towards safety.
FemJustice Helpline is operated by One Future Collective. Their helpline (+91 9019548792) is open between 12-2 P.M Monday-Wednesday and 12-4 PM on Thursdays and Fridays
The list of Domestic Violence resources has been compiled by the feminist collective :
“ I Will Go Out” and was shared on instagram . We are republishing their search and finding here along a directory of contact details.
Helpline Numbers:
* These have been resourced from several organisations including Oxfam -
Aali ( Lucknow) : 9415343437 II Aali ( Jharkhand ) 9693853019
Action India : 011- 24374785
All India Women’s Conference: 011-43389101 / 02 / 03
Akanksha Seva Sadan , Muzaffarpur : 9905443544
Cehat : +91 9029073154
Central Welfare Board : 011-23317004
Jagori : 011-26692700
Joint Women’s Programme ( Bangalore, Kolkata , Chennai) : 011-24619821
Nirmal Niketan : 011-27859158
SAARTHAK : 011-268553846
Sakshi : 0124-2562336
Saheli : ( Can be contacted on Saturdays only) 011 -24616485
Shakti Shalini : 10920
Swayam: +91 .9830772814
Sneha : +91.9167535765
Nazariya : +91 .9818151707
Nari Samta Manch : ( Pune) +91.9987720696
Nari Shakti Samiti : 011.23973949
Women Powerline : ( Uttar Pradesh only) 1090
Women in Governance : ( Assam) +91. 6003210180
Your National Helpline resource / emergency numbers
These are government run helplines below :
National Commission For Women / Whatsapp Only Number : 721.773.5372
National Women's Helpline : 1091
National Womens Helpline Domestic Abuse: 181
National Emergency Number : 112
National Helpline For Children in Distress : 1098
Women Police Helpline: 1091 / 1291
Rahi Foundation supports women survivors of incest/ child sexual abuse.
The lockdowns that are compelling people to be at home, is creating new fears and anxieties and also intensifying existing ones. This can be especially difficult for women survivors of incest/child sexual abuse who may already be struggling to deal with the impact of their abuse. It can trigger past traumas manifesting in forms such as flashbacks and sudden memories.
To address this situation, RAHI is offering its counselling services for women survivors of incest/child sexual abuse online or on phone for free during this time.
If you are a woman survivor of incest/CSA, and want to speak to one of our trained therapists, please write to us on counselling.rahi@gmail.com. Mention the city/town you are living in. RAHI will connect you with a therapist.