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We value open communication and strive to provide support for individuals in need. Our dedicated team is here to assist you, ensuring that you have access to the resources and assistance you require. Get to know our passionate and committed staff members below.
Help Is Available 24/7
Contact Information
Huntington Office:
PO Box 2963
Huntington WV 25728
Office Phone
Fax
(304)523-0558
We are grateful for survivors, the WV governor, WV legislators, advocates, and supporters who help create safer, more compassionate communities every day.
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Every day, survivors show us what it means to be brave. Let's match their strength with unwavering support, understanding, and compassion. By working together with law enforcement, the WV Sexual Assault Coalition, and the local rape crisis centers, survivors are empowered to take control of their journey towards healing and justice.
Questions about reporting to law enforcement?
Contact CONTACT at 304-399-1111 to ask your questions.
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Protecting young people starts with listening, education, and early support. Prevention is one of the most powerful forms of care.
For more information about resources for WV youth and sexual violence resources and prevention, visit It's On Us WV at itsonuswv.org/about-fris/.
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Everyone deserves to live free from fear and full of possibility. Supporting survivors strengthens individuals, families, and communities.
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Survivors are part of every community—our families, workplaces, and neighborhoods. Compassion and understanding open the door to healing.
CONTACT's doors are open! If you or someone you know has experienced stalking, please reach out to our center at 304-399-1111.
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Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected in their daily lives. Awareness helps survivors feel seen, believed, and supported.
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Strong communities are built by investing in people—in safety, support, and pathways to healing. Every step toward prevention creates lasting impact.
If you would like to support local survivors, please consider donating to CONTACT. All donations go directly back into serving individuals in our local area. contacthuntington.com/support-us/#donate
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Prevention, education, and healing help create safer, healthier communities. When we invest in care and awareness, we build a future rooted in dignity and respect.
CONTACT is here for all of your violence prevention needs (individuals, small groups, businesses, organizations, etc.) Contact us at educator@contacthuntington.com
To find out more about the prevention education we provide, check out our website at contacthuntington.com/education/
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Every day across West Virginia, survivors are met with compassion, advocacy, and care. Support makes a difference—and no one has to navigate healing alone.
CONTACT serves six counties - Cabell, Lincoln, Logan, Mason, Mingo, and Wayne.
24-Hour Hotline 304-399-1111
ContactHuntington.Com
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