Lifeline Support
Survivors of domestic violence can get access to discounted phone, internet, or bundled services through the Lifeline program if they formerly shared an account with an abusive partner.
Survivors of domestic violence can get access to discounted phone, internet, or bundled services through the Lifeline program if they formerly shared an account with an abusive partner.
The FCC provides guidance for survivors of domestic violence on how to separate their phone lines, supported by federal law.
More Than A Phone helps connect victim-survivors of domestic violence to safe, working phones.
Results About You by Google is a simple way to detect if sensitive information about survivors is appearing online.
Survivors of tech-facilitated abuse may be concerned about identity theft, especially from an intimate partner. FrozenPII helps take control of your identity and credit.
Survivor AI is a tool from Chayn, a UK-based global support centers for survivors of online abuse.
The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, one of NRCC’s partner organizations, is the nation’s leading service provider for image-based abuse.
StopNCII is a tool for survivors to proactively prevent their private images from being posted on participating tech platforms.
The Clinic to End Tech Abuse (CETA) safety guides were developed by Cornell University for step-by-step assistance on securing devices and accounts.