Aidpage group discussing "abuse"...

I agree...no need to be defensive.  Also, many states offer a crime victim's fund.  I know Texas does.  It requires some paperwork, but if that is a problem, I'm sure most social workers would help with that.  It's worth checking in to!

Blessings!

I appreciate Starshine's defense but there isn't a need to be defensive.  Most programs for D/V survivors are accessible once you make the first connection with agencies which oversee D/V services, such as legal services, dental and plastic surgery reconstruction and

http://www.lifesnewbeginnings.org/domestic_violence_insurance_industry_involvement.html

It does have a number for domestic voilence ! I guess you didn't look good. This lady knows more than me or you....She has brought things to my attention on a post about help for domestic voilence

that is all 

I have to clean this place today...

If a person looses al their Id and also such as this one person wrote needs help with a missing contact to see..

First, one thing at a time

Go to your nearest Social Security office, they can help get you your ID back. for free !

Go to your local health clinic they will pay to replace your missing contact lense.

Have Health problems, no money mo insurance ?

Go to the Hospital or Clinic's business office. Apply for help with The Hill-Burton Act. Ask for an application. They pay all regardless of your Income status and you will be responsible for radiologists and Lab fees. ( just forget them- you can't pay and probably have lousey credit) So don't worry.

Last, but not least and God Bless

Count your blessings and add some for the guy who has no contacts..

Assistance for Victims of Domestic Violence

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