Survivor Project

Domestic Violence · Montana · Free

Resources for trans and intersex survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Worth contacting if a provider refused you DV services because the abuser was the same gender. Safety planning happens in 30–60 min sessions and is tailored to the relationship and threats you're facing. LGBTQ+ IPV rates equal or exceed straight rates — but only ~30% of survivors access mainstream services because of past discrimination. All services free of charge to LGBTQ+ Montana residents and allies.

Contact & Details

Address: Nationwide

Hours: Online

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