General Safe Space Information
Support and Safety Resources for Those Facing Abuse or Homelessness
If you or someone you know is dealing with abuse (physical, verbal, or financial), domestic violence, or homelessness, there are community resources and referrals that can help. Birthing moms with protective orders should tell their healthcare provider to help keep them safe during care and delivery—if you need immediate help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE.
Support and Safety Resources for Survivors of Abuse and Homelessness
If you are experiencing physical, verbal, or financial abuse, domestic violence, or homelessness, there are community resources available to support you and help ensure your safety. We can assist in connecting you to the right services and referrals tailored to your needs. It’s important for birthing moms with protective orders to communicate this information clearly with their healthcare provider to ensure proper care and protection. For immediate help, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-SAFE.
- What community resources are available for individuals experiencing abusive relationships, including physical, verbal, or financial abuse, as well as domestic violence or homelessness?
- How can healthcare providers help connect birthing parents to appropriate support services and referrals when safety or housing is a concern?
- Why is it important for birthing parents with protective orders to inform their healthcare provider, and how can this communication help ensure their safety during prenatal care and delivery?
- What steps can someone take if they or someone they know is experiencing domestic violence, and how can they access immediate help, such as through the National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-SAFE)?
- How can healthcare teams create a safe space for patients to disclose abuse or unstable housing situations and offer confidential support or referrals?
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