OCDV - Language Access Plan

Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence

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	In July 2008, Mayor Bloomberg signed Executive Order 120, creating a centralized language access policy for New York City. Executive Order 120 mandates that all City agencies that provide direct public services create a language access implementation plan in order to ensure meaningful language access to their services. Below is the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence’s language access implementation plan. Mayor's Office of Domestic Violence Language Access Plan (in PDF)

	Be aware that abusers can track your visit to this Web page. Read more


	Bring an unused cell phone to a Department of Sanitation SAFE Disposal event and help victims of domestic violence, through the HopeLine® from Verizon program. All cell phones collected will be donated to the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence. Find out more Apply for a fellowship through the Ms. Foundation for Women. If you are working on a project in child care, reproductive health or child sexual abuse, find out how you can gain strategic support. More info View new grant opportunities through the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women. More info

		Browse the updated City of New York Resource Directory of Domestic Violence Services. Go to directory

	Brochures and Public Education Materials Annual Statistics For Sexual Assault Victims (in PDF) Donate Cell Phones Here (in PDF) NYC Commission on Human Rights Donate Cell Phones

	If you are a victim of domestic violence, call the NYC Domestic Violence Hotline (800-621-4673; TDD 866-604-5350).