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Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program (IPVAP) - IPVAP Sitemap
The IPV sitemap is a useful way to quickly and easily find the information you are seeking on the Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program (IPVAP) Website.
| IPV - Home Page | |||
| Veterans & Partners | |||
| What Is IPV? | |||
| Types of IPV | Prevalence | Effects of IPV | |
| • Physical | Effects of Experiencing IPV | Effects of Using IPV | |
| • Sexual | • Physical | • Relationship | |
| • Emotional | • Sexual | • Legal | |
| • Stalking | • Emotional | • Emotional | |
| • Family | • Family | ||
| • Financial | • Financial | ||
| Is IPV Affecting My Relationship? | |||
| • Healthy | |||
| • Unhealthy | |||
| • High Risk | |||
| What Can I Do? | |||
| If You Are Experiencing IPV | If You Are at Risk of Using IPV | If You Are Concerned About Someone | |
| • Safety Planning | • Self-Assessment of Risk | ||
| • Physical Health | • Tips & Resources | ||
| • Emotional Health | |||
For more information or assistance, contact your local Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program, Primary Care Social Worker or other Provider. Women Veterans can also ask for the Women Veterans Program Manager.
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Find help in the community by calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233 (SAFE) or TTY 1−800−787−3224.
* Links with an asterisk (*) next to them will take you outside the VA website. VA is not responsible for the content of the linked site. This link does not constitute endorsement of the non-VA website or its sponsor.
