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Domestic Violence Resource Map

Resource Type(s)
for victims of Domestic Violence
Counties Served
Statewide
https://www.mocadsv.org/how-to-get-help/
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Use the map to search resources for survivors by area. MOCADSV serves as a public resource for information on domestic and sexual violence, as well as a link to service providers in the state. MOCADSV is not a 24-hour service provider and does not provide crisis services. For immediate help in Missouri, see the map below for local service providers or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline (800) 799-7233 or the National Sexual Assault Hotline (800) 656-4673. For the Deaf Crisis Line videophone call (321) 800-3323 or text Hand to 939683.

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Latest News

Low-Interest Disaster Loans Now Available for Homeowners, Renters, Businesses, and Privat Nonprofits Impacted by July 9-11, 2026 Severe Storms in Crawford and Reynolds Counties
SEMA to Host Three Applicant Briefings Sept. 9 for Local Governments, Nonprofits Included in Federal Disaster Declaration
President Trump Approves Governor Kehoe's Request for Major Disaster Declaration in Response to July 9-11 Flash Flooding and Severe Storms
Low-Interest Disaster Loans Now Available for Homeowners, Renters, Businesses, and Private Nonprofits Impacted by April 23-28 Severe Storms in Randolph and Saline Counties
President Trump Approves Governor Kehoe's Request for Major Disaster Declaration in Response to June 4-18 Severe Storms

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