Ohio Franklin County Workplace Domestic Violence Poster
The Franklin County Workplace Domestic Violence Poster is a labor law posters poster by the Ohio Department Of Commerce. This is an optional poster, so while it is recommended that you post this if it is relevant to your employees, you are not required to by the Department Of Commerce.
This poster is optional to post and describes how to help others and protect yourself from domestic violence in Franklin County.
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Help for Victims of Family Violence Franklin County Resources HERE’S HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF • If you are in an emergency situation, call 911. • Talk to a friend, neighbor, clergy person, family member, or doctor – they can be a good source of support and help. • Make a plan in case you decide to leave. Set aside some cash, important documents, (birth certificates, social security cards, immigration papers, passports, medical insurance cards, any documentation of abuse, etc.), a spare set of keys, and a change of clothes that you can access easily in a crisis situation. • Contact community resources to find out how they can help. They can assist you if you need a place to stay or need help taking legal action against the person who is abusing you. • If you are thinking about leaving, do not inform the abuser/batterer. • Be aware that the abuser/batterer can use technology to monitor your activities (cell phone, text messages, computer, Internet Web sites, GPS, etc.) www.nnedv.org/resources/safetynetdocs.html • Trust your instincts. HERE’S HOW TO HELP OTHERS To help someone who is being abused: • Plan what you want to say, determine a good time and private place to talk alone. • Ask questions like “How can I help you? What do you want to do about the situation?” Be supportive and listen without judgment. Give the victim plenty of time to answer. • Don’t say “Just get out” – it is not a safe piece of advice. • Let the victim know that you believe that verbal, emotional or physical abuse in a relationship is never acceptable and not the victim’s fault. • Provide the victim with information about local resources that can help. To help a child who is being abused: • Report your suspicions of child abuse to Franklin County Children Services. • Link the child to a safe adult and contact ChildHelp USA. To help someone who is a batterer: • Contact the Ohio Domestic Violence Network for program referral. No one deserves to be abused. If this is happening to you, it is not your fault. Help is available by calling any of the phone numbers listed on this sheet. Remember that you are not alone. PHONE NUMBERS EMERGENCY...................................................................911 Ohio Employee Assistance Program.800-221-6327 Optum Behavioral Solutions 24hr ... 800-852-1091 Services for Children & Teens: Child Help USA ...................................... 800-4-A-CHILD CHOICES, 24/7 crisis/shelter ............... 614-224-4663 National Runaway Hotline .................. 800-621-4000 National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline ......................... .......................................................................8\ 66-331-9474 Ohio Youth Advocate Program .......... 614-487-8758 Public Children Services Assoc. of Ohio ...................... ...................................................................... 614-224-5802 The Center for Family Safety and Healing ................. ...................................................................... 614-722-8200 Services for Adult Victims: Action Ohio Coalition for Battered Women ...................................................................... 888-622-9315 Beit Ohr (Contact Mike Broidy) .......... 614-449-4200 BRAVO (LGBTQI Services) .................... 866-862-7286 CHOICES, 24/7 crisis/shelter ............... 614-224-4663 National Domestic Violence Hotline ..800-799-7233 Office of Criminal Justice Services, Family Violence Prevention Center .................................. 888-448-4842 Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence ...888-886-8388 Ohio Domestic Violence Network ....... 800-934-9840 Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) .. .....................................................................800\ -656-HOPE Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio (SARNCO) ............................................. 614-267-7020 Legal Resources: Capital University Family Advocacy Clinic ................. ...................................................................... 614-236-6779 City Prosecutor’s Office ........................ 614-645-7483 Franklin Co. Prosecutor’s Office ......... 614-462-3555 Legal Aid Society of Columbus ......... 614-224-8374 Ohio State Legal Services Assoc. ....866-LAW-OHIO Other Programs & Services: ASHA Ray of Hope (South Asian Community) ......... ...................................................................... 614-326-2121 CrisisLine ............................................. 614-565-2918 Asian American Community Services ........................ ...................................................................... 614-220-4023 Franklin County Office on Aging ...... 614-525-5230 Ohio AG Crime Victim Services .......... 800-582-2877 Ohio Hispanic Coalition ....................... 614-840-9934 Shalom Task Force ................................ 888-883-2323 Somali Community Assoc. of Ohio .. 614-262-4068 ONLINE RESOURCES Ohio Organizations and Resources: ASHA Ray of Hope www.asharayofhope.org Asian American Community Services www.aacsohio.org Office of Criminal Justice Services, Family Violence Prevention Center www.fvpc.ohio.gov Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence www.oaesv.org Ohio Department of Aging www.aging.ohio.gov Ohio Domestic Violence Network www.ODVN.org Ohio Legal Services www.ohiolegalservices.org Public Children Services Association of Ohio www.pcsao.org The Center for Family Safety and Healing www.familysafetyandhealing.org National Resources: ChildHelp USA www.childhelp.org Futures Without Violence www.futureswithoutviolence.org National Coalition Against Domestic Violence www.ncadv.org National Domestic Violence Hotline www.thehotline.org Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network www.rainn.org 614-722-8200 | www.FamilySafetyandHealing.org Rev. 9/2015 11390
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