Johnson County Family Crisis Center

10/23/2026

10/21/2026

10/21/2026

10/21/2026

Sometimes, it’s hard to tell at the beginning of a relationship if something might become unhealthy or abusive.

Someone who uses abusive behaviors may seem like the perfect partner at first. They might be charming, attentive, and make you feel like you’ve finally found your person.

That’s part of why recognizing dating abuse isn’t always easy. ❤️‍🩹

If something starts to feel off as the relationship goes on, trust yourself. You don’t have to ignore your feelings just because things seemed perfect in the beginning.

💬 Chat at loveisrespect.org
📱 Text LOVEIS to 22522
📞 Call 1-866-331-9474

10/19/2026

We'll be there tonight, stop by our table and say hi :)

See you tonight for this film with discussion to follow!

10/19/2026

“Why don’t they just leave?”

It’s a question survivors of domestic violence hear far too often. But leaving an abusive relationship isn’t always simple—and it doesn’t automatically mean someone is safe.

A survivor may be navigating threats or escalating violence, financial dependence, housing, children, pets, transportation, employment, isolation from family and friends, or fear about what an abusive partner may do if they try to leave.

There may also be love, hope, shared history, or a belief that things will change.

Every survivor’s circumstances are different. And every survivor deserves the dignity to make their own decisions about what safety looks like for them.

Instead of asking “Why don’t they leave?” we can ask:

💜 “How can I support you?”

Listen without judgment. Respect their choices. Believe what they tell you. And, when they’re ready, help connect them with an advocate who can provide confidential support, information, and safety planning.

Support survivors. Respect their choices. Equality Means Safety.

If you or someone you know needs support, confidential help is available through a local program serving every County in Wyoming. View a full directory and locate services nearest you at wyomingdvsa.org.

09/29/2026

What an amazing event put on by amazing people.

09/28/2026

All month long and all year long....

Domestic Violence Awareness Month starts this week! All month long, we'll be here to affirm that:
Survivors deserve safety.
Survivors deserve support.
Survivors deserve solidarity.
Survivors deserve ACTION.

How will you stand this October?

09/26/2026

A huge thank you to the Bank of Buffalo for this amazing donation! Oh the good we will do with community partners like you!

07/27/2026