StrongHearts Native Helpline

24/7 helpline by phone, text and chatService

Anonymous, confidential support and advocacy from a trained advocate by phone, text or online chat.

24/7 Phone HelplineService

Callers can speak anonymously with an advocate for crisis support, education, safety planning, and referrals.

Address Confidentiality Program InformationService

The website explains Address Confidentiality Programs, also called Safe at Home. These programs let personal information be kept from being shared when it is marked confidential.

Domestic and Sexual Violence HotlineService

Call to talk privately with a trained advocate about domestic or sexual violence. The advocate listens, offers support, and helps you think through safety and options.

Help a Friend or RelativeService

Guidance for people worried that a friend, relative, or coworker is in an abusive relationship. The website lists warning signs and explains why people stay. You can also contact an advocate to learn how to support the person.

Native-Centered Referrals and InformationService

Advocates share information about Native-centered domestic and sexual violence providers, both Tribal and non-Tribal. They can also help you find a health facility or crisis center trained to care for sexual assault survivors, and give general information about jurisdiction and legal advocacy.

Online Chat AdvocacyService

Chat online one-on-one with a trained advocate. It is private, and you do not need to download an app.

Personalized Safety PlanningService

Advocates help you build a safety plan that fits your life. It can cover staying safe in a relationship, getting ready to leave, and life after leaving. Friends and family worried about someone's safety can also get help with a plan.