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This is a place to get answers to your questions about topics such as interpersonal relationships, sexual assault and domestic/dating abuse, sexual harassment, bullying and consent.
Please call the 24-Hour Help and Information Line if you have specific questions about WRCNM programs and services, at (231) 347-0082 or (800) 275-1995.
Can men or boys who are experiencing domestic abuse or sexual assault receive services?
Anyone impacted by domestic abuse or sexual assault may contact Women’s Resource Center of Northern Michigan (WRCNM) for confidential a...
I need to find an affordable place to live for me and my pets, I’m living with my sister, but fear that is coming to an end.
You have been advocating for yourself, which is a great start. Unfortunately, finding and securing adequate and affordable housing cont...
I left an abusive relationship with my partner, who would not agree to leave/separate. I have stayed with family and there are children involved. I need advice on next steps, but cannot afford a lawyer. What should I do?
It sounds like it might be helpful to talk to an Advocate.
Women’s Resource Center of Northern Michigan is here to provide confident...
I have lived with my boyfriend for more than 3 years. Could he make me leave immediately if the home is his? The vehicles are in my name, but he had me sign the titles and he has them. I have nowhere to go when he threatens to make me leave.
A good place to start is to call Women's Resource Center of Northern Michigan's 24-hour help and information line. We have advocates wh...
If I don’t have transportation or a support network, can I access sexual assault counseling from home?
Women’s Resource Center of Northern Michigan provides compassionate, confidential support to individuals affected by sexual assault.
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What services do my donations fund?
Donations make a positive difference in the lives of women, children and families who reach out to access Women’s Resource Center of No...
Can an abusive partner change?
Domestic abuse is an intentional pattern of behaviors used to maintain control in an intimate partner relationship. It includes physica...
Is the Safe Home able to support the needs of all individuals?
The Safe Home is a secure, caring and supportive place for survivors and their family members to heal from the emotional and physical p...