The Domestic Violence program of Someplace Safe is operated by staff and volunteers who have been trained to help victims and survivors cope with a wide range of needs and responses to domestic violence. All advocacy services provided by Someplace Safe are completely free and confidential.
Our emergency crisis line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The line is staffed by individuals trained to listen, offer information, and make referrals to cooperating emergency agencies if necessary.
Advocates are trained staff and volunteers who offer help for victims, survivors, family and friends who have been affected by family violence. Advocates are available to:
Support groups are offered at many Someplace Safe location for survivors of domestic violence. This service is a completely confidential environment in which survivors can explore, discuss, and understand the impact of the violence in their lives.
Short Term Emergency Placement Services (S.T.E.P.S.) may be available for victims and survivors of domestic violence in need. Referrals, transportation, and accompaniment to appointments may also be available.
Someplace Safe Parenting Time Centers provide safe, neutral environments to visit or exchange children. Victims and survivors may access PTC services to ensure the safety of children during parenting time. Intakes are required. Fees apply.
Someplace Safe Thrift Stores provide household items, clothing and furniture for individuals utilizing our services through a voucher system. Contact your local Advocacy Office for information.
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