Knowledge can change—and save—lives.
Learn More About Domestic Violence and How to Help
This section offers tools, warning signs to watch for, support strategies, real-world statistics and ways you can take action in your community.
Every survivor’s story is different.
Every step toward safety and healing matters.
If you’re looking for ways to protect yourself, support someone you care about, or understand the realities of domestic violence, you’re in the right place.
Learn More About Family Violence and Prevention
Education is one of the strongest tools we have to break the cycle of abuse.
When more people know the signs, know how to help, and know where to find support, lives are saved — and futures are changed.
If you need immediate help, our 24-hour crisis hotline is available at 214.941.1991.
what we do
The more you know about domestic violence, the more power you have to change lives — including your own.
Real Help, When It’s Needed Most
At The Family Place, we provide services for survivors of domestic and family violence in North Texas. From the moment someone reaches out, we’re here with life-saving support and long-term tools for independence. Every service is trauma-informed, free of charge, and available in multiple languages.
- Emergency Shelter
- Crisis Counseling
- Legal Advocacy
- Children’s Programs
- Job Readiness & Life Skills
- 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
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The more you know about domestic violence, the more power you have to change lives — including your own.
Knowledge can open the door to safety, healing and change. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself, supporting someone you love or simply learning how to make a difference, you’re taking an important first step.
Explore the sections below to recognize warning signs, support survivors, understand the realities of domestic violence, and find ways to take action.
Trust Your Instincts
Spot the
Warning Signs
Abuse isn’t always easy to spot. It can start small and grow over time—emotionally, financially or physically.
Learn how to recognize the early signs and trust your instincts.
Be a Lifeline
How to Support
a Survivor
Knowing what to say — and what not to say — can make all the difference.
Learn how to offer support safely, compassionately, and without judgment.
