Safe Space, Inc
24 hour crisis line: 406-782-8511
  • About Us
    • Our Philosophy & Mission
    • History of Safe Space
    • Staff Members
  • Services Offered
    • 24 Hour Crisis Line
    • Confidential Domestic Violence Shelter
    • Client Advocacy
    • Counseling & Support Groups
    • Community Education
    • Jacob's House
    • Suited For Success/Betty's Basement
    • Safety Planning
    • Montana Tech Program
  • Information
    • Awareness of the Month
    • What Is Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault?
    • Who Is At Risk?
    • Healthy Relationships
    • Are You In A Violent Relationship?
    • Family & Friends of Victims
    • Teen Dating Violence
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    • Local, State & National Contacts
    • Statistics & Facts
  • How Can You Help?
    • Volunteering
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    • Donate Used Cell Phones
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    • Flamingo Flocking
    • Love Shouldn't Hurt Fun Run/Walk
    • Take Back the Night
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    • Officer of the Year Award
    • Purple Lights Nights
    • One Billion Rising
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What is an advocate?

An advocate is a person who is trained to be able to respond to situations involving domestic violence and sexual assault. The primary concern of an advocate is their victim's safety. An advocate will be able to provide information and referrals to community resources to assist the victim in the best way for their situation.

AN ADVOCATE'S JOB IS TO:
- Listen without judgement and with compassion
- Help callers identify the signs of abuse and power as well as help to identify options in the situation
- Empower victims through knowledge and support to make their own choices
- Accompany victims as needed to police department, hospital, and court hearings


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