DISCLAIMER: PLEASE READ IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LEGAL SERVICES

KCSDV does not provide direct services or legal assistance to victim/survivors. If you would like support from an advocate,  you can look up your local Domestic and Sexual Violence program here and speak with an advocate about protection orders and safety planning. We caution victim/survivors to consider safety planning as part of seeking any protection order. For more information about safety planning please review this guide: KCSDV Guide to Planning for a Safe Exit from Abuse.

For Victims, Victim Advocates, Attorneys, Prosecutors, Judges:

• Disabilities: Resources for Survivors with Disabilities
• Kansas Legal Forms: Kansas Judicial Council (Note: The Kansas Judicial Council does not provide assistance in getting protection orders; local direct victim advocacy services providers or Kansas Legal Services may be able to assist.)
• Kansas Legal Services
• 2024 KCSDV Protection Orders Manual
• Protection Order Project

If you do not have access and would like to access any of these resources or have questions, please contact KCSDV.

DISCLAIMER: If you are a victim/survivor in need of immediate assistance please know you can contact the following resources and speak to an advocate. Hotlines are available via phone and text.

SafeLine Kansas:
1-888-363-2287
or text SAFE to 847411
conversations are free, confidential and available 24/7

National Hotline Resources:

National Domestic Violence Hotline:
800-799-7233 (SAFE)
Text BEGIN to 88788

National Sexual Assault Hotline:
800 -656-HOPE (4673)
Online 24/7 chat 

If you or someone you care about are not in immediate crisis, please review the Kansas DV/SA Service Provider resources list in your area for a program that can support you and share what resources are available.

Kansas DV/SA Service Provider Map

KCSDV does not provide direct services or legal assistance to victim/survivors. If you have additional questions or concerns, please contact KCSDV.