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ACADV advocates are here to support you with personalized safety options based on your unique situation, whether you decide to stay, leave, or explore your choices. Every circumstance is different, and creating a safety plan can help you protect yourself, your children, and anyone else affected.
An ACADV domestic violence advocate can identify specific ways to help you stay safe, whether you choose to leave the relationship or not. Every situation is different, but safety planning is a crucial step in protecting yourself and your children.
Alabama Domestic Violence Hotline
National Domestic Violence Hotline
If you have concerns about your safety, please call the Domestic Violence Hotline.
The mission of ACADV is to create opportunities for freedom from domestic violence through advocacy, education and the promotion of social intolerance of abuse. The ACADV strives to:
Prevent domestic violence against women by exposing its root causes.
Ensure the availability of services for domestic violence survivors.
Help survivors and their families rebuild their lives.
Strengthening Alabama’s response to Domestic Violence
Thursday, October 8, 2026
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM (CDT)
Multiplex at Cramton Bowl
220 Hall St, Montgomery, AL 36104
Bringing together Advocates, Partners and Leanders
The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ACADV) serves as a statewide network dedicated to ending domestic violence through advocacy, public education, and survivor-centered support. Domestic abuse can affect anyone regardless of age, background, or economic status. ACADV connects survivors, families, and concerned loved ones with local crisis intervention programs, emergency shelter facilities, and confidential support services across all 67 counties in Alabama.
