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© Diane Peppler Resource Center 2009-2023
Diane Peppler Resource Center P.O. Box 698, Sault Ste. Marie, MI,49783
Phone 1-906-635-0566
Welcome! We are here to help.

If you are in danger:
FLEE – CALL 911
Then call us at
1-906-635-0566.

24-Hour Crisis Hotline 1-800-882-1515.

The Diane Peppler Resource Center’s  trained advocates are here to provide support and referrals on our 24-hour Hotline: 1-800-882-1515.

If you, or someone you know has been abused, call us.
It’s never to early, or too late, to get help. Resources for Survivors

Please note the escape bar to your left, if at anytime you need to close our site (Your abuser walks into room), click on it or hit your escape key and the site will close!

If you are a member of our community and wish to volunteer, donate,  or just need more information on how to  help  victims of domestic violence and sexual assault become survivors, please check out our  How to Help Page.

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eNOugh!