Our caring team of advocates are here for you.
Real help is just a phone call away- (307) 672-3222
We're here to empower you .
You have a right to happiness and safety.
We have the resources to help.
Food • Shelter • Counseling • Transportation
It's not your fault.
You're not alone. You have choices.
The Advocacy & Resource Center is sponsored by the
Wyoming Division of Victim Services.
When you're ready to talk, we're here to listen. Throughout your healing process, no matter how long it takes, we're here for you. Not ready to talk in person? That's OK- call instead.
Whatever questions you may have, we're happy to answer them. We'll do whatever research is required to give you the supportive information and answers you need.
Our caring team has helped people reclaim their lives and start a path to healing. We're here to assure you that it's not your fault, you're not alone and you have choices.
We'll help you plan for the future and regain control over daily routines and activities. You have the right to a life of freedom, safety and happiness and our team is here to help.
When you're ready to talk, we're here to listen. Throughout your healing process, no matter how long it takes, we're here for you. Not ready to talk in person? That's OK- call instead.
Whatever questions you may have, we're happy to answer them. We'll do whatever research is required to give you the supportive information and answers you need.
Our caring team has helped people reclaim their lives and start a path to healing. We're here to assure you that it's not your fault, you're not alone and you have choices.
We'll help you plan for the future and regain control over daily routines and activities. You have the right to a life of freedom, safety and happiness and our team is here to help.
By exposing young boys to the stereotypes of toxic masculinity, society has maintained control of how men should behave. This includes the phrases like “man up,” “men don’t cry,” or “stop acting like a girl.” This in return has made it a challenge to raise our boys in a new light....
Domestic violence is a vicious cycle which can take out anyone in its path. By breaking the cycle children can grow up to live healthy loving lives creating a new cycle, that can be passed down to future generations....
Domestic violence happens in Sheridan, Wyoming. In 2018, the Advocacy & Resource Center served 225 people for domestic violence specific services....
Thanks to the generosity of this wonderful community, the Center is overflowing with clothing and cannot take anymore at this time.
Below you’ll find the top items we currently need for victims who are leaving everything behind to flee violence.
They need all the things one would immediately get when setting up a new household, but this list covers the basics.