Contact Us

Postal Mail Address

Domestic Violence and
Rape Crisis Center of Scotland County
PO Box 2130
Laurinburg, NC 28353

Phone Numbers

• Crisis: (910) 276-6268

• Office: (910) 276-5505

• Fax: (910) 276-3600

Email Addresses

• Office Email: info@dvrcc.org

• Executive Director: director@dvrcc.org

Other national, state and local organizations

• North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence
  www.nccadv.org

• NC Council for Woman/ Domestic ViolanceCommison
  www.doa.state.nc.us/cfw/cfw.htm

• Governor’s Crime Commission
  www.ncgccd.org

• NC Office of the State Auditor
  www.ncaduitor.net

• RAINN Rape Abuse & Incest National Network
  www.rainn.org

• North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault
  www.nccasa.org

• NC Department of Health & Human Services
  www.dhhs.state.nc.us

• Cyber Safety
  www.ncpc.org/topics

• Family Violence Prevention Fund
  www.endabuse.org

• Laurinburg Police Department
  www.laurinburgpolice.org

• Scotland County Sheriff's Department
  www.scotlandsheriff.org

• Scotland County Health Department
  www.scotlandcountyhealth.org

• Scotland Health Care System (Scotland Memorial Hosptial)
  www.scotlandhealth.org

• United Way of Scotland County
  www.uwscotco.org

Things you can do

• Make a donation!

• Donate used cell phones. Recycle you old cell phone and help victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. Drop off your used cell phone at one of our two locations: Laurinburg Police Department, Scotia Village or call our office.

• Volunteer to be a Volunteer Victim Advocate through our 25 hour training program

• Volunteer to work at our office

• Refer victims, no matter when they were hurt or who they may be

• As a community, support efforts to cease violent crimes against all citizens.

• Teach children that there are alternatives to violent behavior

Community education has been a key factor in reaching the diverse population in Scotland County. Invite us to make presentations at:

• Local churches

• Schools, after school and youth groups

• Professional organizations

• Social and civic groups

• Health fairs & festivals

Learn more information about our agency and see how your efforts can help put an end to domestic violent crimes.

• 24 Hour Crisis Line: (910)-276-6268

• Individual Crisis and Long-Term Counseling by Appointment

• Support Groups

• Temporary Emergency Shelter

• Court Advocacy

• Community Education

• Outreach

• Professional Trainings

• Referral

• Job Readiness