This guide provides a practical framework for responding to digital violence against women and girls in Jordan. It outlines safe and victim-centred approaches to receiving complaints, conducting initial assessments, evaluating risk, preserving digital evidence, and reducing harm. It addresses common forms of digital violence, including online blackmail, harassment and threats, non-consensual sharing of private content, online sexual exploitation, identity impersonation, and deepfake content generated using artificial intelligence. The guide emphasizes confidentiality, informed consent, avoiding victim-blaming, digital safety, and safe referral and coordination with relevant legal, psychosocial, and technical support services, taking into account applicable Jordanian legislation.