They'll put her in touch with local domestic violence programs including support groups, counseling agencies, shelter programs, and legal advocacy services. Give her written information about what she can do to protect herself. Encourage her to store some money in a secret place in case of an emergency. These records will make it easier for her if she decides to take legal action in the future. Remind her that domestic violence is a crime - as much of a crime as robbery or rape.
Women facing domestic violence can seek protection from the police or courts.
If she has a restraining order, let her know that by contacting her in any way the abuser has broken the law. If she chooses, she can ask the police to arrest him for doing so, especially if she has evidence.