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If the holidays bring up less-than-merry feelings or difficult family issues, get the resources you need to handle stress and trauma in a positive way.

The 211 Violence Prevention Helpline can connect you and your family to a full range of resources to help you get through these times and beyond.

Don’t try to do it alone. Get connected and get the support you deserve!

The 211 Violence Prevention Helpline is a resource to help break the cycle of community violence in Philadelphia.

It’s a way to get connected to people, programs and resources to prevent and respond to violence-related trauma and other issues

If you been a victim or witness of violence, we're here for you and ready to listen—and act.

Reach out to the confidential, 24/7 211 Violence Prevention Helpline, where you can connect with a Resource Navigator who listens with no judgment.

Be heard and helped by someone who understands what you’re going through. You don't have to do this alone.

We offer an easy way to find a wide range of resources to deal with and heal from violence, in your home or neighborhood.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month is a great time find out about City resources that can confidentially help someone exposed to physical or sexual violence, emotional abuse or human trafficking. Connect 24/7 through United Way’s 211 Violence Prevention Helpline.

Wear purple on October 16th to show your support for domestic violence survivors.

They deserve safety. They deserve our support. They deserve our solidarity.

Level Up Philly, an afterschool program based in a West Philly church, is changing the lives of young people in our city. It’s one of many resources you can tap into via the PA 211 app or the Violence Prevention Helpline. Find a safe space to hang with peers, while also taking advantage of mentoring, job prep and real strategies to reach life goals.

August is Public Safety Awareness Month, in Philadelphia and across the nation.

It’s always a good time to learn more about the local resources that promote public safety.

The Violence Prevention Helpline and the PA 211 app are great ways to be in the know about programs and services that promote community well-being and support safety in Philly schools, neighborhoods and families.

Take a CONstructive approach to the DEstructive violence threatening our communities.

It’s OK to not be OK.

Connect with the 211 Helpline to find healing resources and positive programs.

Don’t get caught without safe and positive things to do this summer! Plan ahead!

Contact the PA 211 Violence Prevention Helpline now, to learn something new, find a summer job or connect with safe spaces to avoid or recover from neighborhood conflicts.

United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey is proud to be one of the thousands of organizations across the country helping to raise awareness this week of
of the impacts of gun violence.

Beyond the immediate focus, the 211 Violence Prevention Helpline operated by United Way is a great resource to connect with programs and services that can help local families cope with and heal from the trauma caused by community violence.

The PA 211 Violence Prevention Helpline operates year-round. But now is a great month to focus on keeping your mind and spirit strong.

Reach out to connect to a range of resources that help Philly residents of all ages survive and thrive after crisis and trauma.

Get the support you need. Talk to a Resource Navigator today!