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🌟 A Story of Hope and Renewal
Maria (name changed for privacy) called the SAFV Task Force one evening, her voice trembling with uncertainty. She wondered if what she had been enduring was truly abuse. “It’s not like he hit the children or me,” she thought to herself. Yet the constant fear, the controlling behavior, and the emotional harm weighed heavily on her heart. More than anything, Maria knew she could not keep living this way—she needed to do something for her children.
• Guidance and Support: SAFV staff helped Maria create a safety plan and connected her with resources to begin her transition.
• Relocation Assistance: With donor-funded support, Maria and her children were able to move into a safe apartment where they could finally breathe freely.
• Employment Pathways: Maria soon secured stable employment, giving her family the independence they needed. She was awarded Employee of the Month because of the new confidence she found in herself.
Today, Maria is thriving. Her children are laughing again, their home filled with peace instead of fear. Maria has built a new life rooted in safety, dignity, and hope. She often reflects, “I didn’t know where to turn, but SAFV Task Force showed me I wasn’t alone.
This Giving Tuesday, help us turn compassion into action.
Your gift to the Uinta County SAFV Task Force fuels hope, safety, and healing for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Every dollar strengthens crisis response, empowers survivors, and builds a future free from fear.
Give boldly. Give with heart. Give to change lives.
Your donation of $50.00 will provide a victim and their family with help like:
– fuel so they can look for work or housing and get their kids to school/activities.
– basic toiletries such as body soap, toothpaste/toothbrush, diapers, and wipes.
– a meal for a family in an emergency shelter.
Your donation of $100.00 will provide a victim and their family with help like:
– A background/credit check for a victim to apply for new housing.
– Two days' worth of groceries.
– One month of cell phone service (especially for safety purposes).
– One month of storage for personal belongings while in the emergency shelter.
– One day of child care for two children or to cover enrollment fees.
– A pair of work-appropriate footwear or clothing.
Your donation of $200.00 will provide a victim and their family with help like:
– Relocation expenses (bus ticket to a safe place, moving truck, etc.).
– A portion of rent.
– A portion of a utility when setting up a new household.
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