What to Expect
- Fast – You’ll speak with a real person, almost immediately.
- Confidential – No information is shared with USPS.
Support for Interpersonal violence
If you or someone you know is experiencing interpersonal violence, confidential support, resources, and help are available.
Understanding and preventing violence
Awareness helps dismantle harmful stigmas, encourages early intervention, and fosters a safer, more empathetic environment for everyone. By staying informed, we can contribute to breaking the cycle of violence and supporting victims in their path to recovery.
Interpersonal violence can affect many areas of a person’s life:
- Physical health: Injuries, chronic pain, and lasting health complications
- Mental and emotional well-being: PTSD, depression, anxiety, and impacts on self-worth
- Social connections: Isolation, stigma, and strain on relationships
- Financial stability: Loss of income, financial control, or access to resources
Family & Partner violence
Family or partner violence refers to violence within the family or between intimate partners. It includes child maltreatment, dating and intimate partner violence (IPV), and elder maltreatment.
Child maltreatment
Preventing Child Maltreatment
Learn moreIntimate Partner Violence
Effects of Intimate Partner Violence
Learn moreIdentifying Intimate Partner Abuse
Learn moreIntimate Partner Violence – Safety Planning
Learn moreIntimate Partner Violence – Supporting Others
Learn moreIntimate Partner Violence Resources
Learn moreBattling the Stigma of IPV
Learn moreElder maltreatment
Elder Maltreatment
Learn moreCommunity violence
Community violence occurs between individuals who are not related and may or may not know each other. It can include bullying, assault, or violence involving acquaintances or strangers, and may occur in places like schools, workplaces, or neighborhoods.
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