header photo

I Need Help

In an Emergency

If your partner strikes you (battery) or threatens to strike you (assault):

  1. LEAVE IMMEDIATELY If possible, the first thing you should do is put yourself out of harms way. Go to a family member or friend's house. If that's not an option, go to the police station or hospital. If that's not possible, just get out of his presence, go to a public place where others can see you.
  2. CALL 911 Inform the police that your life is in danger and that you need immediate help.

Concerned About Your Relationship

Are you afraid of your partner? Are you concerned about your safety? Does your partner tell you what to do and who to see? Has your partner ever threatened to harm you? Has your partner ever pushed or hit you, thrown things at you, or forced you to have sex? These are signs that you may be in an abusive relationship. Read More Warning Signs

Abuse happens in every culture, every country, and every age group, and it may be happening to you. If you are being abused, you may feel frightened, hurt, confused, disappointed, angry, ashamed, or hopeless. No one deserves to be abused or threatened. Looking for My Sister is here for you - call us toll-free at 866-921-3221 for confidential help.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

24-Hour Crisis Hotline

If you or someone you know may be in an abusive relationship, 24-hour help is available by calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline:

1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
1-800-787-3224 (TTY)

Service List

Partners

Mission Statement

Looking For My Sister's (LFMS) mission is to work toward the prevention and cessation of domestic violence through education, outreach and intervention by providing short and long-term solutions to victims and survivors of domestic violence throughout Wayne County, Michigan.