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Help & Support: Women’s Crisis Numbers & Resources Austria

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Young⁢ Woman‘s Death Prompts renewed Focus on Violence Against Women in Austria

vienna, Austria – The death of ⁤a 24-year-old woman,‌ reported by diepresse.com,has brought renewed attention to the issue of violence against women in ⁢Austria and the resources available to ⁤those‌ in ‍need.​ Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death,while advocacy groups are emphasizing the ‍importance of accessible support systems for victims of violence.

Austria‍ offers a ⁣range of services ‍for women experiencing violence, available regardless of income, nationality, or religion. In acute, life-threatening situations, the following emergency numbers are available 24/7:

*⁣ Police: 133
* Rescue: 144
* International Emergency Call: 112

Specifically for victims of violence, the following⁢ resources are available:

* Frauenhelpline (women’s Helpline): 0800/222 555 – ​Provides immediate crisis intervention and support.
* Opferhilfe ⁤(Victim Support): 0800/112 112 – Offers anonymous assistance from psychologists⁤ and trained professionals, including legal advice.
* ‍ Violence Protection Centers Austria: 0800 / 700 217 -⁢ Provides free⁢ and confidential consultations for ⁤women and children ⁤experiencing domestic violence. www.gewaltschutzzentrum.at

* Autonomous Austrian Women’s shelters: www.aoef.at ‍ – Offers safe housing for women ‍and children escaping domestic⁣ violence. Approximately 30 ⁤shelters operate across Austria.
*⁣ Emergency advice for​ Rape and Sexual Violence: 01/523 22 22 – ‍ www.frauenberatung.at – A Viennese advice‌ center offering⁤ support​ and legal guidance to victims of sexual violence,​ and also their families and friends.

Victims of violence are also encouraged to document any injuries as potential evidence for legal proceedings. Specialized​ medical support‌ is ⁣available in several cities:

* Vienna: Telephone: +43/(0) 1/401 60-357 00, email: ugb@meduniwien.ac.at
* Graz: Telephone: +43/(0) 664/843 82 41
* Innsbruck: Telephone: +43/(0) 50/504-240 24, email: lki.gewaltschutz@tirol-kliniken.at

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