Help Others

One in four young people report emotional, physical, or sexual abuse from a dating partner each year. This means that you personally know -- and come in contact with -- many people in your daily life who are experiencing abuse.

You can make a positive difference to someone experiencing abuse, whether they’re a family member, friend or even a stranger.

Help a Friend

Watching a friend experience abuse can be both challenging and frustrating. Consider these tips as you try to make a positive change in your friend’s life.

Help Your Child

Is your child in an abusive relationship? Read this section for tips on how to approach the topic with your son or daughter and ensure they get the help they need.

Help a Stranger

Ever witness abuse but feel like you can’t intervene because the situation doesn’t involve you? Abuse affects everyone in a community, and you can play an important role in getting the victim to safety. Here are ways to help if you spot trouble.

How Would You Help? Quiz

If you read these sections and feel prepared to get involved, test your readiness with our quiz.