He is a she and you can use a pay phone or a friend's phone. Please seek out help from your local Abused Women's Center and they will help you regarding instructions as how to deal with all of this.
Bruises on your child! A phone call to the child abuse hotline.
No call from a pay phone or some other phone.
the suicide hotline
If someone is abusing you over the phone then the first thing you can do is ask them to stop the abuse. If they will not stop the abuse then you can warn them you will stop the call. If that will stop the abuse then disconnect the abuser and tell your supervisor who was the person who was abusing you. In responsible companies some supervisors will ring the abuser to find out why they were abusing you and what will be done to those people if the abuse happens again
call a drug and alcohol abuse hotline
if the stepchild is being abused, call 911/the state abuse hotline.
There are many individuals waiting to help and assist you. Please call the domestic abuse hotline at: 800-422-4453. I would also like to direct you to the following site: suicidehotlines.com/national.html.
Consult the "blue pages" in the white pages phone directory. Under Helpful Numbers you will find listings for Crisis Services. Or call the Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for assistance. You can also visit their site at www.ndvh.org, keep in mind that the abuser may be monitoring your internet and/or telephone usage.
The "Rejection hotline" term means, it is a program/phone number that was created in 2001 and it is a phone number that when you call it, it replies back saying "Hello, this is not the person you were trying to call." This number is usually given when you do not want to give your actual number out.
ELDER ABUSEStatewide 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-99NOABUSE / 1-800 996-6228U.S. Adminitration on Aging (AoA): Hotline: 1-800-677-1116www.ncea.aoa.gov/Before you call list your complaints in the way you have witnessed elder abuse and who is doing the abusing and who is the victim. Write down as much information as you can remember and then phone the second hotline number: 1-800-677-1116. You will talk to someone who can give you professional advice and help you through the red tape of getting the help for an abused loved one.
== == * Physical abuse is easier to prove to authorities than mental abuse, but the scars are just as real in mental abuse. If this person is physically abusing you and you have the bruises, broken bones or scars to prove it, call in the police. The police will take the the abuser away in handcuffs, but unfortunately they can't keep abuser in jail that long and a Restraining Order isn't worth the paper it's written on. Whether it's physical or mental abuse The second thing you can do is pack your personal things (don't let him see it) and then phone (from a friends cell or a pay phone) to your local "Abuse Women's Center" or your "Mental Health." They are there to protect you and they will send you to a "safe house" (no one will know where you are unless you tell them) and help you get on your feet. They will help with legal counsel, getting you settled in your own place, help with getting a job and they will expect you to attend good programs that teaches you about abuse and the tools that will help you from going back to your abuser or getting involved in another abusive relationship. == == == ==
call the police have her call an abuse hotline in the area