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Total Action For Progress (TAP)

302 2nd Street Southwest
Roanoke, VA 24011

(540) 777-4673

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Contact Information

Main
(540) 777-4673
Phone Emergency
911

Who We Are

The Domestic Violence Service Center works with all adult victims (both men and women) of domestic violence who want to develop healthier, more positive lifestyles for themselves and their children.

IF YOU ARE BEING THREATENED OR HAVE BEEN ASSAULTED, CALL 911. PLEASE, DO NOT DELAY.

Our program assists with:

  •     Crisis intervention
  •     Outreach counseling
  •     Case management
  •     Court advocacy and accompaniment
  •     Emergency and transitional housing
  •     Legal assistance
  •     Financial assistance for victims in a crisis situation
  •     Support groups for past and present victims of domestic violence

It is important to remember that abuse can occur to both men and women. Thousands of men, women and children live in constant fear and pain as a result of family violence. Abuse can be physical, ranging from shoving, slapping, punching and stabbing, as well as financial or psychological, including threats and other verbal abuse.



You do not have to be physically battered to be considered a victim of abuse. Abuse is any behavior that is used to intimidate or control another person. For further information on abusive behavior, please visit: www.helpguide.org and click on the topic of abuse. Also, please visit: www.vsdvalliance.org.

Who We Serve

Languages Spoken
English
Service Area(s)
Roanoke City
,
Roanoke County
,
Salem City

Cost & Payment Methods

Fee Structure
Suggested Donation

Age Requirements
No Age Requirement
Family
No
Other Eligibility Criteria
Adult and child victims of domestic violence.

Available 24/7
No
Additional Availability Comments
The Domestic Violence Service Center is open Monday through Friday from 9am until 5pm.

Intake Process
Walk-ins and telephone referrals accepted. Complete client intake form; meet with counselor for assessment. For after hours emergencies, call 540-580-0775. A crisis advocate is available evenings, rights, weekends and holidays at the emergency number. Daytime phone is 540-283-4813.
Self Refer
Yes
Provider Refer
Yes

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