Eastern Shoshone Victim Services

Eastern Shoshone Victim Services Assisting all victims of intimate partner violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and sex trafficking on the WWIR. A: Yes. A: No.

** The views expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of the Shoshone Business Council or the Eastern Shoshone Tribe. **


Crisis Line number: 307-438-3306

Location: Intertribal Complex, 15 N Fork Rd, Ft. Washakie

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Eastern Shoshone Victim Services offers the following:

- Crisis intervention
- Referral services and transportation as needed (medical, counseling, shelter, etc.)
- Healin

g Circles
- Emergency shelter and supplies
- Assistance with protection orders
- Emotional, physical, and psychological support
- Active listening that is nonjudgmental and empathetic
- Prevention education on issues of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, child abuse, substance abuse, and trauma-informed care to local schools, colleges, and community organizations, local service providers, law enforcement, and others.
- Court orientation and accompaniment to court hearings.
- Legal advocacy, including assistance with filing protection orders, orientation to the Victims Bill of Rights, assistance with filing for crime victims compensation, and assistance with reporting the crime to law enforcement if the victim wishes to do so.
- Advocacy for victims/survivors with other service providers (Dept. of Family Services, medical services, shelter services, attorneys, etc.).

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FAQs

Q: I'm not sure if I need your services. Can I just call without committing to anything? Give us a call or stop by and find out about the different ways we can help. We can also let you know about other services in the community that might be able to help. Q: If I reach out to ESVS, will my partner find out? Our services are fully confidential. Q: I'm having some problems at home. Do I have to call law enforcement? A: No, and neither will we. ESVS calls law enforcement only in cases of abuse against child/elder/person with disabilities, or upon a victim's request. Q: Will ESVS try to make me leave my partners? We will help you through a support process that will enable you to make the best decisions for your wellbeing. Q: Do I have to an enrolled Shoshone tribal member to receive your services? Services to all victims and their children shall be provided without regard to race, disability, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, or national origin.

If we can imagine a better world, we can create a better world. Better lives for women means better lives for all.
09/03/2026

If we can imagine a better world, we can create a better world. Better lives for women means better lives for all.

09/02/2026
08/31/2026

Reminder for Sept. 1 Free legal clinic

08/24/2026

Please share, Hohou!

[EDIT: Apologies, the period to apply for 2026 has passed, but survivors can still apply now for future opportunities us...
08/20/2026

[EDIT: Apologies, the period to apply for 2026 has passed, but survivors can still apply now for future opportunities using the info provided in the link.] OVW is recruiting individuals who identify as victims/survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, s*xual assault, and stalking to review grant applications based on their personal experience with the victim services and justice solutions these grants support.

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08/19/2026
08/17/2026

Good evening! We will be opening tomrow August 18th from 4PM - 6PM. Please bring your bags back if you’ve already been through our doors. If you have your own bags they are helpful in making sure we are able to spend more on food! Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health All are welcome! Please share!

08/11/2026

ESVS will never use generative AI in the creation of any materials. Because the images and words scraped by AI are used without the consent of their creators, the use of generative AI fundamentally goes against what we believe. Further, many of the living artists whose work is fed through AI are women. Women and girls are also most frequently the victims of some of the worst uses of AI. For these reasons and many others, we will always honor the rights of artists and writers, and will never support a process that uses anyone's work against their will. - Tasha, Director

08/11/2026

Don’t think your child knows where your gun is hidden?

Think again.

Kids are naturally curious and resourceful, and they can find things adults believe are safely out of reach — including guns. That’s why it’s so important for gun owners to secure fi****ms in homes and vehicles, stored unloaded, locked, and separate from ammunition. Taking these simple steps could prevent a tragedy.

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Fort Washakie, WY
82514

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

Telephone

+13074383306

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