(Teen girls, teen moms, runaways, youth DV victims — all in one unified list.)

Love Is Respect

What They Offer: Teen dating violence support, education, chat-based help Who It Helps: Teens in unsafe relationships Notes: Youth-centered, confidential, non-judgmental.

Break the Cycle

What They Offer: Legal help, safety planning, teen DV education Who It Helps:Teens experiencing dating violence Notes: Focuses on prevention + empowerment.

Girls Inc.

What They Offer: Support programs, mentorship, empowerment groups Who It Helps:Teen girls needing safe community spaces Notes: Not a crisis center, but strong support for vulnerable youth.

RAINN (Youth Survivors)

What They Offer: Trauma support, sexual assault resources Who It Helps: Teens experiencing sexual violence Notes: Confidential, trauma-informed.

Nurse-Family Partnership

What They Offer: Support for pregnant teens, home visits, parenting help Who It Helps:Pregnant teens and first-time teen moms Notes: Available in many states; focuses on safety + stability.

Planned Parenthood (Teen Support Services)

What They Offer: Pregnancy support, sexual health, safety resources Who It Helps:Pregnant teens, teen moms, teens experiencing DV Notes: Provides referrals to DV shelters when needed.

YoungLives (Teen Moms Program)

What They Offer: Support groups, mentorship, resources Who It Helps: Teen moms needing emotional + practical support Notes: Faith-based but widely used; non-coercive.

WIC (Women, Infants & Children)

What They Offer: Food assistance, referrals, support Who It Helps: Teen moms needing stability Notes: Every state has a WIC office.

National Runaway Safeline

What They Offer: Crisis support, runaway assistance, family mediation Who It Helps: Teens who left home or are planning to Notes: Confidential, youth-focused.

Covenant House

What They Offer: Youth shelters, transitional housing, crisis care Who It Helps: Homeless teens, runaway youth, DV victims Notes: Locations across the U.S.

Safe Place (Youth Shelter Network)

What They Offer: Emergency safe locations for teens Who It Helps: Teens needing immediate escape Notes: Found in fire stations, libraries, community centers.

YouthBuild

What They Offer: Housing support, education, stability programs Who It Helps: Homeless or at-risk teens Notes: Not a crisis hotline, but strong long-term support.

Futures Without Violence (Teens & Young Adults)

What They Offer: Education, safety planning, DV awareness Who It Helps: Teens in abusive dating relationships Notes: Nationally recognized.

One Love Foundation

What They Offer: Healthy relationship education, warning signs Who It Helps: Teens + young adults Notes: Great for prevention and early recognition.

SafeBAE

What They Offer: Teen-led sexual assault prevention Who It Helps: High school + college-aged youth Notes: Youth-driven, modern, social-media friendly.

StrongHearts Native Helpline (Youth Included)

What They Offer: DV support for Native youth Who It Helps: Indigenous teens experiencing DV Notes: Culturally grounded support.

YMCA Youth Crisis Programs

What They Offer: Emergency housing, counseling Who It Helps: Teens escaping unsafe homes Notes: Varies by location.

Boys & Girls Clubs (Teen Safety Programs)

What They Offer: Safe after-school spaces, mentorship Who It Helps: At-risk teens Notes:Not a shelter, but strong protective environment.

Salvation Army Youth Shelters

What They Offer: Emergency housing, crisis support Who It Helps: Runaway teens, DV youth Notes: Available in many states.

Local County Youth Crisis Centers

What They Offer: Shelter, counseling, DV support Who It Helps: Teens in immediate danger Notes: Every state has county-level youth services.

VictimConnect Resource Center (Youth Included)

What They Offer: Legal referrals, advocacy Who It Helps: Teens needing legal protection Notes: Confidential.

Legal Aid Youth Services (State-Based)

What They Offer: Free legal help for minors Who It Helps: Teens needing restraining orders, custody help Notes: Every state has a legal aid branch.

Juvenile Court Victim Advocates

What They Offer: Court support for minors Who It Helps: Teens involved in DV-related cases Notes: Available in most counties.

Teen Line

What They Offer: Peer support, crisis help Who It Helps: Teens struggling emotionally Notes: Youth-to-youth model.

The Trevor Project (Youth Crisis)

What They Offer: Crisis support for LGBTQ+ teens Who It Helps: LGBTQ+ youth experiencing DV or unsafe homes Notes: Trauma-informed.

Crisis Text Line (Youth Included)

What They Offer: Text-based crisis support Who It Helps: Teens who prefer texting Notes:Confidential.

Local School Counselors & Social Workers

What They Offer: Safety planning, reporting, support Who It Helps: Teens who cannot leave home Notes: Often overlooked but powerful.

ThatsNotCool.com

What They Offer: Digital abuse education Who It Helps: Teens experiencing online harassment Notes: Modern, teen-friendly.

Love Is Respect Digital Safety Tools

What They Offer: Online safety planning Who It Helps: Teens dealing with digital control Notes: Very relevant for modern DV.

One Love Relationship Spectrum Tools

What They Offer: Visual guides to healthy vs. unhealthy behaviors Who It Helps: Teens learning relationship patterns.