Mobile Advocacy

At the Women’s Resource Center (WRC), we believe everyone deserves immediate, compassionate help—no matter where they live. For many individuals effected by domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking, geographic isolation or limited transportation can make it difficult to access critical resources. That’s why we’re committed to bringing our services directly to those who need them. Through our Mobile Advocacy program, we’re able to meet individuals where they are, offering confidential support and guidance to clients living in rural and underserved areas.

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WRC’s Mobile Advocacy Services 

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Safety Planning

Our safety planning services at the Women’s Resource Center provide personalized, practical strategies to help you navigate immediate dangers and long-term security concerns. Each plan is developed in partnership with you, ensuring your unique needs, choices, and well-being are always prioritized.

Advocacy

Recognizing the barriers faced by individuals in rural and underserved areas, our Mobile Advocate meets individuals where they are—physically and emotionally—ensuring they receive consistent support and resources.

Resource Referrals

If we can’t meet your immediate needs, our staff can connect you with community partners, esuring you receive the specialized support and resources you deserve.

Court Advocacy

Our court advocates assist survivors in navigating protective orders and court proceedings. We help our clients understand their rights and options every step of the way

Which Communities Does Our Mobile Advocate Serve?

Our Mobile Advocate serves individuals located in Noble, Lexington, Slaughterville, Etowah, and Moore in Oklahoma.

Mobile Advocacy

Our Mobile Advocacy program takes compassionate, client-centered support on the road, reaching individuals who may face barriers in accessing traditional services. Whether in rural areas or other hard to reach communities, our trained advocates bring crisis intervention, safety planning, and crucial resources directly to you, esuring help is always within reach.

Why Mobile Advocacy Matters
  1. Breaking Down Barriers
    Rural and outlying communities often face unique challenges, including transportation hurdles and fewer local social services. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), survivors in rural regions may also face increased isolation due to sparse populations and limited public transit options 11. By traveling to meet survivors in safe, convenient locations, our Mobile Advocacy program helps overcome these obstacles.
  2. Ensuring Privacy and Safety
    In small communities, individuals may worry about being recognized at local service agencies. Mobile advocacy offers discreet meeting spots, protecting individuals’ privacy and reducing the fear of stigma or retaliation. Research by the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) emphasizes that accessible advocacy services can be a key factor in a survivor’s ability to seek help safely 22.
  3. Providing Holistic Support
    Our advocates don’t just offer crisis intervention; they also assist with court advocacy, emotional support, and resource referrals. This holistic approach ensures individuals have the tools and information they need to make the best decisions for themselves and their families. By tailoring our services to each person’s circumstances, we honor their dignity and choice—core pillars of our mission.
Services We Offer Through Mobile Advocacy
  • Safety Planning: Customized strategies to help survivors navigate crisis situations.
  • Court Advocacy: Guidance on protective orders and support throughout the judicial process.
  • Emotional Support: Compassionate, trauma-informed care for individuals and their loved ones.
  • Resource Referrals: Connections to shelter services, healthcare, financial assistance, and more, all coordinated to meet survivors’ unique needs.
Our Commitment to You

Confidentiality: We maintain the strictest standards of privacy, ensuring clients feel safe sharing their stories.
Respect & Compassion: Every individuals experience is unique, and we honor each person’s journey without judgment.
Accessibility: Whether you’re in a remote area or cannot travel, our Mobile Advocate will do everything possible to bring help to you.

As the only domestic violence nonprofit in Cleveland County certified by the Office of the Attorney General to provide these services, WRC is proud to lead the way in innovative, survivor-focused advocacy. Our goal is not just to respond to violence but to prevent it, build hope, and work toward a future free from fear. 

If you or someone you know needs help, please reach out to us. We’re here 24/7 at (405) 701-5540, ready to answer questions and provide immediate support—wherever you are.

References
  1. National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (2021). Domestic Violence in Rural Areas: Unique Challenges and Opportunities. https://ncadv.org
  2. Office on Violence Against Women (2019). Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Assistance Program Overview. https://www.justice.gov/ovw
  3. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2021). Preventing Intimate Partner Violence.  https://www.cdc.gov
  4. The National Domestic Violence Hotline (2022). Hotline Resources and Best Practices.  https://www.thehotline.org