Safe Space
  • About Us
    • Our Philosophy & Mission
    • History of Safe Space
    • Show Me The Numbers
    • Staff Members
    • Testimonials
  • Services Offered
    • 24 Hour Crisis Line
    • Secured Shelter
    • Client Advocacy
    • Counseling & Support Groups
    • Community Education
    • Safety Planning
  • Information
    • YouTube Links
    • Ride Sharing
    • Victim Advocacy: Guide to Supporting Survivors of Domestic Violence
    • What Is Domestic Violence?
    • What is 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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    • Volunteering
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History of Safe Space

Safe Space, Inc., originally known as the Butte Christian Center (BCCC), began as a grass roots movement in the early 1970's by local women to address a multitude of needs in Silver Bow County. Out of this endeavor, Safe Space was born. Over time, it began addressing the complex and specific needs of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Preventative efforts continue to be a priority in our program, as community education and awareness campaigns are at the foundation of our philosophy statement and the services offered by Safe Space. Safe Space provides clients with the tools needed to break the inter-generational cycles of violence, and helps in recognizing that they can gain control of their lives. We assist in identifying the avenues for emotional self-sufficiency, as well as the strength and right to refuse the unacceptable.
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  • About Us
    • Our Philosophy & Mission
    • History of Safe Space
    • Show Me The Numbers
    • Staff Members
    • Testimonials
  • Services Offered
    • 24 Hour Crisis Line
    • Secured Shelter
    • Client Advocacy
    • Counseling & Support Groups
    • Community Education
    • Safety Planning
  • Information
    • YouTube Links
    • Ride Sharing
    • Victim Advocacy: Guide to Supporting Survivors of Domestic Violence
    • What Is Domestic Violence?
    • What is Sexual Assault?
    • Who Is At Risk?
    • Healthy Relationships
    • Are You In A Violent Relationship?
    • Family & Friends of Victims
    • Teen Dating Violence
    • Safety with Technology >
      • Cellular Phones
      • Computers
      • Internet - Social Media & Email
    • Local, State & National Contacts
    • Statistics & Facts
  • News & Events
    • A Moment in History
    • Current Newsletter
    • Archived Newsletters
    • Volunteer Advocacy Training
    • Officer of the Year Award
    • DV Awareness Month Events
    • Photo Gallery
  • How Can You Help?
    • Volunteering
    • In-Kind Donations
    • Financial Contributions
    • Donate Used Cell Phones
  • Contact Us
  • Downloadable Forms