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United States · External services
Support from specialist organizations.
RAINN
The National Sexual Assault Hotline offers support related to sexual violence. RAINN’s site explains contact options and what to expect.
Visit RAINN’s hotline informationThe National Domestic Violence Hotline
Support and information for people affected by relationship abuse. Its website includes contact options and guidance on digital safety.
Visit The HotlineThese services are independent of Locker Room Talk and primarily serve the United States. If you are elsewhere, look for a local specialist support service and check its geographic coverage. Their own privacy, confidentiality, eligibility, and reporting rules apply.
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