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From Crisis to Hope Women’s Emergency Hotline 1366 – Gyeonggi Center 24-Hour, 365-Day Gender–Based Violence Victim Support Counseling

Domestic violence, sexual violence, human trafficking,
digital sexual crimes, intimate partner violence, stalking

031–1366

» Partner Agency Network of 1366 Gyeonggi Center

» Women’s Emergency Hotline 1366 – Gyeonggi Center

operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to provide gender-based violence victims with access to proxy reporting, emergency counseling, temporary protection, and referrals to relevant support services.

Service Overview	Content
24–Hour Hotline Operation	Provides round-the-clock emergency counseling and comprehensive services including crisis response, assistance, and information delivery through a three-shift system, 365 days a year.
Emergency Counseling	Counseling provided via phone, KakaoTalk, and in-person visits. Professional counselors provide victims with emergency counseling and guidance on protection measures.
On-site Counseling	A counselor visits the scene to provide counseling support, emergency rescue, urgent assistance, protective intervention, and referrals to relevant institutions.
Operation of Emergency Shelters	Offers temporary shelter (up to 7 days) including meals and lodging for victims of domestic violence and their children. In cases where referral to another protection facility is not feasible (e.g., dating violence or stalking), protection may be extended up to 30 days.
Referral to Emergency Protection Agencies	Following the initial consultation, clients are directly connected to specialized local agencies that address their primary needs through a call transfer system. In emergency situations, victims are connected to investigative authorities, medical institutions, counseling centers, and shelters. Operation of an emergency contact network within the local community and establishment of a network database. Linking victims to protection facilities (short-term and long-term shelters).
Awareness-Raising	Promotes the role and necessity of 1366 within the local community through public awareness campaigns and outreach activities.

» In case of gender-based violence

call Women’s Emergency Hotline 1366 – Gyeonggi Center (031–1366)
or report to the police (112)