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Domestic Violence Safety and Housing Help in Wyoming

Free, private help in Wyoming for domestic violence and sexual assault: the national hotline, local crisis lines and safe houses in Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie and more, plus free legal help.

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911Danger or emergency right now988Call or text. Crisis or thinking about suicide. 24 hours211Shelter, food, bills, anything else1 800 799 7233Someone hurting you at home. Text START to 88788

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Hi friend. You deserve to be safe. Advocates in Wyoming can talk with you, free and private, and help you plan your next step at your own pace.

National Domestic Violence HotlineDial 211

Quick answers

Who can I call right now?

Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800 799 7233, or text START to 88788. You can also chat at thehotline.org. Advocates can help you plan for your safety, find resources and talk through your options. It is free and private.

Official page: thehotline.org

How do I find a program near me?

The Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault has a map and list of programs by county, with crisis lines. For example, Cheyenne Safehouse Services crisis line is 307 637 7233, Casper Self Help Center is 307 235 2814, and Laramie SAFE Project is 307 745 3556.

Official page: wyomingdvsa.org/who-we-are/services-member-programs

Is there a safe house in Casper?

Self Help Center offers a 30 day stay for people and children in immediate danger from domestic violence. They also help you find permanent housing and connect you to things like SNAP and medical care. The 24 hour crisis line is 307 235 2814.

Official page: shccasper.com

Can I get a free lawyer?

The Coalition's Legal Program represents survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking statewide. To start, call your local shelter program, and an advocate can connect you to the legal line. That line runs Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, and a conflict check is done first.

Official page: wyomingdvsa.org/legal-assistance

Can I get a discounted phone if I'm a survivor?

Yes. The federal Lifeline program lists survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking and related crimes as a way to qualify for a monthly discount on phone or internet service. Call the Lifeline Support Center at 800 234 9473.

Official page: lifelinesupport.org/how-to-qualify

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Who to call in Wyoming

Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.

More help in Wyoming

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Sources last checked Oct 28, 2026. If something has changed, please tell us so we can fix it.

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