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Sexual assault is never the survivor’s fault. Safe Harbor provides compassionate, trauma-informed services that allow survivors to choose what healing and justice look like for them.

You do not have to wait for a crisis to contact Safe Harbor. Our advocates can help you explore options, create a safety plan, and connect with resources.

Safe Harbor provides free, confidential support to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault throughout Davis County. Help is available regardless of whether someone chooses to report the abuse.

Leaving an abusive relationship is often the most dangerous time for a survivor. A personalized safety plan can help survivors prepare, identify resources, and make informed decisions.

Domestic violence is not limited to physical harm. It can also include emotional abuse, financial control, stalking, threats, isolation, and technology-facilitated abuse.

Children who witness domestic violence are also affected by the abuse. Safe Harbor offers support and resources to help children and families begin healing together.

Friends and family members can play an important role in a survivor’s journey. Listening without judgment, believing them, and respecting their choices can make a meaningful difference.

Prevention begins with education. Learning how to recognize unhealthy behaviors, respect boundaries, and support survivors can help create safer relationships and communities.