If you feel that you or a loved one are in or may be in a potentially abusive or violent relationship, we can help.
Contact information
Intimate Partner Violence Champion
95 West Beau Street, Crossroads Center, Suite 200
Hours
day | hours |
Mon. |
800AM-430PM |
Tue. |
800AM-430PM |
Wed. |
800AM-430PM |
Thu. |
800AM-430PM |
Fri. |
800AM-430PM |
Sat. |
Closed |
Sun. |
Closed |
National Domestic Violence 24-hour Hotline
95 West Beau Street, Crossroads Center, Suite 200
Hours
day | hours |
Mon. |
24/7 |
Tue. |
24/7 |
Wed. |
24/7 |
Thu. |
24/7 |
Fri. |
24/7 |
Sat. |
24/7 |
Sun. |
24/7 |
Appointments
Contact us to schedule, reschedule, or
cancel your appointment. If a referral is required, you’ll need to contact your
primary care provider first.
Referral required?
No
Care we provide at VA Pittsburgh health care
The Veteran population is at greater risk for experiencing and/or using violence in their intimate relationships than the civilian population. Contact us for help with:
- Emotional intimate partner violence (IPV), which commonly begins before other types of IPV
- Physical IPV
- Sexual IPV, whether by physical force or by trying to convince a partner
- Stalking, which includes continuous unwanted contact, following, talking, or sending things
- Threats of violence
Intimate Partner Violence can affect both men and women. VAPHS has an IPVAP coordinator that can assist Veterans, significant others, and employees who use violence or who experience violence in their relationships connect with VA and community resources. To connect with the IPVAP Coordinator, please call 412-822-2359