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People experiencing domestic violence in Westchester County can now access a free 24/7 hotline that connects callers with trained advocates for crisis intervention, safety planning and support.

County officials said the hotline can be reached at 1-833-220-2444. The service is available in English and Spanish and can also provide assistance in more than 200 languages.

The hotline is designed to help victims and survivors access immediate support and resources at any time of day.

Officials say callers to 1-833-220-2444 will be connected with advocates trained to help people navigate crisis situations, create safety plans and identify available services.