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.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth at the Health Fair last week, organized by Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health...
06/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth at the Health Fair last week, organized by Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health. And big thank you to our Admin Assistant, De'Nae, for putting together an awesome table.

05/26/2026

Sometimes “I don’t trust anyone” is really:
“I trusted the wrong person once, and it changed me forever.”

Healing isn’t about becoming who you were before the trauma.
It’s about learning you deserve safety again. 💜

05/14/2026

While we may be a primarily virtual organization, let's make one thing clear: Survivors.org will never use generative AI to make any of our content. Ever.

We are by survivors, for survivors. Survivors deserve support from real human beings who can relate to them, share lived experiences, and who put thought and attention into what is being made. We also believe that, because many AI models have been created using images, videos, and writing without the consent of the copyright holders, the use of AI is inherently a direct contradiction of what we stand for.

It is disheartening to see organizations dedicated to supporting survivors and improving mental health utilize AI in every post. The punctuation, the voice, and the sentence structures that ChatGPT generates are obvious and unmistakable. We'd rather post a little less, or make a grammatical error, than engage in what we see as disrespectful towards survivors. A real person wrote this caption, and real people made sure that this is one of our Fundamental Beliefs.

"What it Costs Women to Survive Men"
05/14/2026

"What it Costs Women to Survive Men"

"Every woman I know performs some version of this – not just to stay employed, but to stay alive."

05/12/2026
Today!
05/05/2026

Today!

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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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