programs
Emergency shelter
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24-hour local hotline
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Emergency shelter and food (pets may be sheltered with owners)
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Cell phones with minutes
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Emergency transportation
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Crisis intervention
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Safety planning
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Hospital/sexual assault exam information, support, resources and clothing
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Community resource referrals
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Advocate on the University of Wyoming campus
support services
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Help arranging a civil standby (law enforcement stands by to "keep the peace" while you get your belongings from a shared residence)
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Assistance with completing and filing the following:
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Domestic Violence Protection Orders
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Stalking Protection Orders
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Sexual Assault Protection Orders
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Help with victim compensation
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Help with victim compensation
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Accompaniment to the police department, courthouse, or other locations to file reports
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Court accompaniment and support
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Budgeting/financial education
Mental health services
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Professional counseling services for individuals of all genders, families, couples, and groups.
- Individual counseling for adults and adolescents.
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SAFE Project provides the following therapuetic techniques:
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Solution-Focused Therapy
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Narrative Therapy
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Systemic Therapy
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Experiential Therapy
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financial assistance
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Gift cards for groceries, diapers and other essentials
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Gas cards
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Rent, deposit and utility assistance
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Lock changes and new keys
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Document replacement fees (i.e. driver’s license, birth certificate, social security card)
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Vehicle repair
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Bus tickets and help with relocation
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Limited aid for low-cost legal services
Free and Confidential Services
prevention & outreach
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Prevention education and services
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presentations in the community for students, children, teens, adults, organizations, etc.
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Awareness events
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Candlelight vigil every October for domestic violence homicide victims
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Learn more by visiting our pages for Prevention and Events
