Rape and Abuse Crisis Center of Fargo-Moorhead
Advocacy
317 8th St N, Fargo, ND, 58102
(701) 293-7273
info@raccfm.com
https://www.raccfm.com/services/crisis-intervention
Service Details
Description
Program that works on behalf of individuals and/or groups to make sure that they receive the benefits and services for which they are eligible
Additional Information
Offers support, intervention and legal advocacy for victims of domestic violence
Help provided includes:
* Crisis intervention
* Referrals for safe shelter
* Safety assessment
* Assistance with legal questions such as an order for protection
* Court accompaniment
* Long term counseling
Features
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Area Served by County
- Clay County
- Wilkin County
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Payment
- Free / no cost to everyone
Eligibility
Services are available to all who are affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, rape, sexual abuse, and child sexual abuse.
Application Instructions
If you are in immediate danger or concerned for your safety, please call 911 or the 24-hour crisis line at (701) 293-7273 or (800) 344-7273.
If not in immediate danger and would like to visit with an advocate and/or make a counseling appointment, please call (701) 293-7273 or (800) 344-7273. Walk-in assistance is also available at the main office.
Fees
There is no fee for this service.
Area Served
Clay and Wilkin counties
Websites
Phone Numbers
Type | Number | Hours |
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Main | (701) 293-7273 | |
Toll Free | (800) 344-7273 |
Last Update
5/20/2024
Other Locations
This provider does not offer this service at other locations.
Other Services or resources
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FN-1900.2500General Crime Victim Assistance Definition
Programs that provide a variety of supportive services for victims of crimes and their families which may include general emotional support, crisis counseling, information about police investigative procedures, liaison to police personnel, assistance in completing and filing applications for reimbursement of crime-related expenses or losses, information about the mechanics of court proceedings, advice concerning court appearances, court accompaniment services, assistance in preparing victim impact statements and referrals for other needed services such as medical treatment, shelter away from home, transportation, child care, financial assistance and protective services.
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FP-0500.3300Individual Advocacy Definition
Programs that intercede on behalf of individuals to help them establish eligibility for or obtain needed services when they have been denied benefits or services for which they are eligible, when they need assistance to communicate their needs to a service provider or to otherwise effectively represent themselves, or when they have a complaint about a service. Individual advocacy attempts to reach equitable settlements without resorting to litigation and seeks to meet individual needs without attempting to change social institutions.
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FT-3000.1750Domestic/Family Violence Legal Services Definition
Programs that provide information and guidance and/or representation in court proceedings for individuals who have been abused in an intimate relationship and/or for people who are facing a summary conviction offence or criminal charge for perpetrating abuse. Included are domestic violence law clinics and other legal assistance programs that represent victims of domestic abuse at restraining order hearings or in other civil or criminal actions involving charges against an abuser. Most also represent the person's interests in complexities that arise as part of the legal process such as restitution, payment of debts or child support, custody and visitation and property control. Some programs may also represent victims of domestic abuse who have been charged with a crime and/or handle cases involving accusations of child abuse filed by one parent against the other, abuse of an elderly person by an adult child or abuse of an adult child by a parent.
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FT-6940.1900-850Temporary Restraining Orders Definition
Programs that help victims of domestic abuse obtain a temporary restraining order (TRO) to prevent harassment, stalking or violence on the part of the abusive individual until the court can set a "show cause" hearing to review the evidence and determine what permanent relief is appropriate. Variously known as protective orders or personal protection orders, temporary restraining orders are injunctions issued by the civil court (in most places the family court) that restrain the conduct of the abuser and may identify places such as the abused person's residence or workplace that the individual is prohibited from entering. Although eligibility may vary, restraining orders are generally available to people who have been physically, emotionally or sexually abused or threatened by a current or former spouse, family member (e.g., parents, brothers, sisters, grandparents), partner, other parent of a child, current or former roommate, or current or former dating partner. Temporary restraining orders are usually issued after an "ex parte appearance" (an appearance in court by one party without the other being present), become effective when served on the restrained person and remain in effect until the "show cause" hearing.
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YX-1500Crime Victims Definition
Individuals who have suffered injury or loss of property because of the illegal actions of another.