North East Wyoming Advocacy Resource Center-NEWARC

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North East Wyoming Advocacy Resource Center-NEWARC NEWARC supports individuals and families in Crook & Weston Counties impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking.

We offer free, confidential advocacy, safety planning, resources, and prevention education—without judgment. The mission of Crook County Family Violence and
Sexual Assault Services, Inc. (CCFV/SAS) is to break the cycle of
domestic abuse and sexual assault. CCFV/SAS will provide a safe refuge and supportive services that educate and empower victims and their children. CCFV/SAS will advocate social change that protects a person's right to live a life
FREE OF ABUSE.

💜 Remembering lives. Standing with survivors.NEWARC was honored to attend this year’s Silent Witness Ceremony alongside ...
10/08/2026

💜 Remembering lives. Standing with survivors.

NEWARC was honored to attend this year’s Silent Witness Ceremony alongside Weston County Prosecuting Attorney Michael Stulken, Director Sandy Stevens, Newcastle Police Chief Derek Thompson, Newcastle City Attorney Dublin Hughes, Advocate Kayleigh Gould, and Advocate Brookelyn Weigel.

The silhouettes, the presentation on stage, and the purple ribbon outside the college offered powerful reminders of the lives lost to domestic violence and the importance of supporting those affected.

We are grateful to everyone who gathered to remember, raise awareness, and stand together in support of survivors. 💜

💜 More purple on Main Street!Thank you to Sport's and Western Wear, Sagebrush Market, and Graphic Design for joining NEW...
10/08/2026

💜 More purple on Main Street!

Thank you to Sport's and Western Wear, Sagebrush Market, and Graphic Design for joining NEWARC’s Main Street Candle Project! These businesses are displaying purple candles in their windows for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, showing support for survivors and helping raise awareness in our community.

Purple is the color of domestic violence awareness, and each candle is a reminder that survivors are supported and never alone.

Would your business like to participate? We have more purple candles available! Message NEWARC to join us. 💜

💜 Look for purple candles in business windows this month!Yesterday, we visited businesses along Main Street to drop off ...
10/01/2026

💜 Look for purple candles in business windows this month!

Yesterday, we visited businesses along Main Street to drop off purple candles for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Purple is the awareness color for domestic violence, and these candles are a visible sign of support for survivors and a reminder that no one has to face abuse alone.

Thank you to the local businesses helping us raise awareness and show survivors that our community cares. As you’re out and about this October, watch for the purple glow in their windows! 🕯️💜

We have more candles available! If your business would like to participate, send us a message—we’d love to have you join us.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month—a time to raise awareness, support survivors, and strengthen our community’...
10/01/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month—a time to raise awareness, support survivors, and strengthen our community’s commitment to safe, healthy relationships.

Take a look at this month’s NEWARC newsletter for updates, resources, and ways to get involved. Please share to help us reach someone who may need support.

Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and supported. 💜

09/30/2026

One survivor reflects on life after domestic violence and how she isn't fully free.

09/29/2026

The more we understand the realities of domestic abuse, the better equipped we are to recognize it, respond with compassion, and support those who may be experiencing it.

Learn more at abuserecovery.org

09/24/2026

🔗 https://zpr.io/QaPKLUsmDJmU

Your phone can be a lifeline… or a leash.

We love tech for the convenience: maps that reroute traffic, phones that unlock with a glance, and memories stored in our pockets. But the same tools can be weaponized when someone wants to stalk, monitor, or control a partner.

Experts warn that what once required serious tech skills can now be as simple as secretly downloading an app. From there, a perpetrator may be able to track activity, read messages, view photos, listen in, or even control calls—turning everyday devices into tools of abuse. 📱🕵️‍♀️

What’s one “normal” phone feature you think people should understand better to stay safe—and why? Share your thoughts (or this post) to help someone else spot the red flags. 💜

🔗 https://zpr.io/QaPKLUsmDJmU

09/15/2026

Domestic violence affects people across every community.

Our years of providing 24/7 support, information and advocacy to people experiencing domestic violence have been shaped by the realities behind statistics like these.

Understanding the prevalence of domestic violence helps us recognize the signs, challenge misconceptions, and better support people who may be experiencing abuse.

The more informed we are, the better prepared we are to show up for survivors and help create safer communities.

09/15/2026

While all domestic violence cases do not escalate to mass shootings, the connection between access to guns, mass shootings, and domestic violence is clear: intimate partner violence, community violence, mass casualty events are inextricably linked. Want to learn more about the intersection of domestic violence and mass shooting events? Check out our resource here:https://bwjp.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Bridging-The-Domestic-Violence-and-Community-Violence-Intervention-Frameworks-To-Address-An-Overlapping-Community-Safety-Concern-FINAL.pdf

09/04/2026

Today, we celebrate the life of Gloria Steinem, the feminist icon who pushed for social change, helped jumpstart r**e crisis centers and domestic violence shelters, and co-founded the first women-run publication, Ms. Magazine, which continues to lead the most important conversations concerning the rights of women.

Our movement is better thanks to her influence, strength, and bravery—and we will continue to be guided by her wisdom moving forward.

Rest in power, Gloria.

Address

104 N 5th Street
Sundance, WY
82729

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+13072832415

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