Randolph Police Department    

    Massachusetts  

41 South Main Street                                                                                     Phone: 781-963-1212

Randolph Ma 02368                    EMERGENCY DIAL " 9 1 1 "                       Fax: 781-961-0968

 

   

 

The domestic violence shelter and resource center for Randolph, along with the Quincy Police Department and Randolph Police Department applied for and received a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice of Violence Against Women. The grant provides funding for a full time victim advocate hired by DOVE. The advocate will split her time assisting victims/witnesses of of domestic violence in both communities and work out of the Police Department. She will assist named victims and witnesses in navigating the criminal justice system, knowing one's rights as a named victim/witness, accessing case status information and referrals to DOVE and other outside providers of victim/witness services. This is a one (1) year grant that will hopefully be renewed annually.

 

DOVE, Inc. is committed to serving communities,
families and individuals impacted by domestic violence.
We seek to empower our clients and the community by
providing safety, shelter, education and support services.
By promoting an environment free from abuse, we strive to see Domestic Violence Ended.
 

This January marks the fifth annual observance of National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM), started in 2004 by the National Center for Victims of Crime. Since its inception, NSAM has become a unifying force for victim service providers across the country to raise awareness about the serious and deadly crime that victimizes more than one million women and nearly 400,000 men in America each year.

We encourage you to join us this year and help make the 5th National Stalking Awareness Month the best yet. Get involved by distributing materials, working with public officials on proclamations, holding events or trainings, contacting local media, and organizing or participating in other local activities that raise awareness of this terrible crime.

Hotlines 24 hours

  Domestic Crisis

 617-471-1234

 

Children & Teens

1-888-314-3683

 

Family Outreach

Service

617-770-4065

 

Elder Abuse

800-922-2275

800-462-5540