You don't have to be in immediate danger to call. Whether you need someone to talk to, information about your options, or emergency shelter — we are here for you, always.
Call Now — Free & ConfidentialIf you think your device or internet use may be monitored, visit this site from a safer device at a library or a trusted friend's home. Clear your browser history after visiting. If your abuser approaches while you're online, click the Safety Exit button (top right corner) to immediately leave this page. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
Choose the way that feels safest for you. All contacts are free and confidential.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Speak directly with a trained advocate. Also available in Spanish.
Call NowOur non-residential office is open weekdays. Call ahead to schedule. Location kept confidential for safety.
National Crisis Text Line — available if calling isn't safe. Free and confidential.
National Domestic Violence Hotline — available 24/7 in 200+ languages.
Every service SafeSpace provides is completely free of charge. You deserve safety regardless of income or background.
Our confidential shelter provides immediate safe housing for survivors and their children. The location is kept secret to protect residents from abusers.
Our trained legal advocates help survivors navigate the legal system — from obtaining protective orders to understanding their rights in court.
Trauma-informed counseling helps survivors process their experiences, rebuild self-esteem, and develop healthy relationships going forward.
Financial abuse often traps survivors. Our economic empowerment programs help rebuild independence through job skills, financial literacy, and connections to resources.
Whether you're still in the relationship or have left, a safety plan helps you protect yourself and your children.
Use private browsing, clear your history, and use a device your partner doesn't have access to. Consider changing passwords and checking for tracking apps on your phone.
Pack a bag in advance with important documents (ID, SS card, birth certificates), medications, phone charger, cash, and a change of clothes for you and your children.
Tell a trusted friend, neighbor, or family member about your situation. Establish a code word that signals you need them to call 911 on your behalf.
SafeSpace 24/7 Hotline: (772) 223-2399
National DV Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
Emergency: 911
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
Call us anytime and an advocate will help you create a personalized safety plan.
Call (772) 223-2399Absolutely not. You can call our hotline at any time — whether you just need someone to talk to, want information, or are in crisis. There is no minimum level of danger required to reach out. Our advocates are here to support you wherever you are in your journey.
Yes — 100% free. Every service SafeSpace provides, including emergency shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, and children's programs, is available at no cost to survivors. No insurance needed, no income requirements.
Your confidentiality is our top priority. We will not share your information with anyone — including family members, friends, or law enforcement — without your explicit consent, except as required by law for your safety. Our shelter location is also kept confidential to protect residents.
Yes. Our shelter accommodates survivors and their dependent children. We also provide children's counseling, age-appropriate activities, and school transportation assistance so children's lives can continue as normally as possible.
We understand that leaving is a complex decision, and it's not always safe to leave right away. Our advocates support survivors wherever they are in the process — we never pressure anyone to leave. We'll help you create a safety plan and stay connected whenever you're ready for your next step.
Yes. We offer bilingual services in English and Spanish, including hotline support, counseling, and legal advocacy. If you need assistance in another language, we can often arrange interpreter services.
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