Crisis Hotlines & Support Services
Free Spokane Teen Dating Abuse Prevention Resources for Youth, Parents, Educators, and Community Organizations
Crisis Hotlines & Support Services
If you or someone you know feels unsafe or needs someone to talk to, help is available. These national and Spokane-area hotlines offer confidential support, safety planning, and resources—whether you’re in crisis or just need someone to listen.
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| Local Hotline Numbers | National Hotline Numbers | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Emergency | 911 | Suicide & Crisis Lifeline | 988 |
| Create Your Statement | (509) 993-7000 | 24/7 Regional Crisis Line | (877) 266-1818 |
| First Call for Help | (509) 838-4428 | Victims of Crime Resource Center | (800) 852-8467 |
| YWCA Domestic Violence | (509) 326-2255 | National Dating Abuse Hotline | (866) 331-9474 |
| Lutheran Services | (509) 624-7273 | Teen Line | (800) 852-8336 |
| Safe “T” Sexual Assault/Family Trauma | (509) 747-8224 | Domestic Violence Hotline | (800) 799-7233 |
| Child Protective Services | (509) 363-3333 | Rape Crisis Hotline | (800) 656-4673 |
| Spokane Crime Reporting | (509) 532-9266 | Suicide Hope Line | (800) 784-2433 |
| Spokane Regional DV (SRDVC) | (509) 835-4500 | Victims of Crime Resource Center | (800) 852-8467 |
| Life Services Pregnancy Center | (509) 462-4000 | Love is Respect Teen Dating Abuse | (866) 331-9474 |
| Light a Lamp Suicide Prevention | (509) 213-8030 | National Human Sex Trafficking Hotline | (888) 373-7888 |
Need Help Finding the Right Resource?
Every situation is different. If you’re not sure where to start, reach out to us. We’re here to listen and connect you with the best tools or support.
Contact us for guidance or to schedule a workshop at your school or organization.