Resources

Survivors and Victims of Violence in North Dakota

Does someone in your life:

Threaten you, your children, family or pets?
Does or says things that scare you?
Control what you do, where you go or who you can see or talk to?
Embarrass you in front of others?
Stop you from connecting with your family, friends or community?
Make all decisions for you?
Stop you from going to work or school?
Control your finances or make you ask for money?
Threaten to die by suicide if you leave him/her/them?
Intimidate you with weapons?
Force you to have sex?
Shove you, slap you, strangle you, or hit you?
Act like abuse is no big deal, deny it, or like it's your fault?

If you answered "yes" to even one of these questions, you may be experiencing abuse or violence.

Emergencies

If it is an emergency, you can call:

911
National Suicide Prevention Hotline - 24/7 call/text: 988
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800.799.7233
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800.656.4673
National Teen Dating Abuse Hotline: 1.866331.9474
National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1.888.373.7888

RESOURCES FOR SURVIVORS AND VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE IN NORTH DAKOTA

COVID-19 Care Toolkit

UND has created a care toolkit to help North Dakota University System students, faculty and staff cope with stress and anxiety about the COVID-19 pandemic.

View Toolkit

Autism Spectrum Disorders

This booklet (produced by the ND Department of Health, Children's Special Health Services) contains the contact information for specialty health services sites, interventions for ASD sites, family support services sites, and more.

Autism Spectrum Disorders Resource Booklet

LGBTQ Resources in North Dakota & Beyond

This resourceful handbook was created by Erika Meierding, M.A.

LGBTQ RESOURCES