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                  Community Based Organization
                
                
                  Family Violence Project
                
              
                  Address
                
                
                  83 Western Ave P.O. Box 304, Augusta, ME 04332-0304
                
              
                  Email/Contact form
                
                
              
                  Phone Hotline
                
                
                  1 1-877-890-7788, 1 207-623-3569
                
              
                  Text/ chatbox Hotline
                
                
                  Not Available
                
              
                  FAX
                
                
                  207-621-6372
                
              
                  Office phone
                
                
                  1 (207) 623-8637
                
              
                  Ethnic & Gender Communities served
                
                
                  Serves Augusta County
                
              
                  Shelter/ Housing services
                
                
                  Temporary emergency housing for people fleeing domestic abuse or who are homeless.Advocates will assist with safety planning, referrals, and assistance in connecting with other community-based resources. Some basic food and personal items are donated. Any supplemental food or supplies will be purchased by the resident.
                
              
                  Support services
                
                
                  A 24 hour help line, Prevention & Education
                
              
                  Legal services
                
                
                  Provide support, objective knowledge, and information about the legal system in regards to domestic abuse. Furnish information about your rights and remedies under Maine law, including, but not limited to protection from abuse orders, criminal charges, and employment leave. Guide you through court paperwork, help you to prepare for hearings, and support you in making your own decisions. Provide referrals, work with law enforcement, and do safety planning.
                
              
                  Languages supported
                
                
                  Not Available
                
              