Safenet Services

Serving Rogers & Mayes Counties, our mission is to create a safe, healthy, and supportive environment for individuals and families healing from the consequences of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

The Claremore Safenet Services administrative offices are temporarily closed for reconstruction after a sewage line backed up into the facility. There will be more updates to come as they are made available. Please bear with us.

For now, our emergency shelter is also unavailable. If you are experiencing a domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking crisis, please call our 24/7 crisis line at (918) 341-9400 or click here to chat virtually with an advocate. If you are in immediate danger / an emergency situation, please call 911.

For questions about our Batterers Intervention Program / Changes Program, please email the Clinical Director, Tina Bevins, at tina@safenetservices.org

If you would like to make a monetary donation, click here. For in-kind donations, please drop them off at Second Impressions in Claremore between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., located at 106 N Cherokee Ave.

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Message from our Executive Director

Safenet’s Vision

Safenet will help you write a new chapter; one that is filled with security, dignity, and stability. We are breaking the cycle of violence by walking with individuals on their journey from being a victim to being a survivor.

Our Values:

— COMPASSION

— DIGNITY

— SAFETY

— HOPE

— CHANGE

— INTEGRITY

— EMPOWERMENT

24/7 CRISIS LINE

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(918) 341-9400 OR 1 (888) 372-9400

Live Crisis Web Chat

Our live webchat feature allows victims to connect to advocates 24/7. However, it is not a crisis line and there may be a wait for a response. The only sure way to get connected immediately is to call the Crisis Line directly.

This is an alternative to those that may not be able to call and talk on the phone. It also offers translation services to non-English speaking victims.

There is a quick escape option that will take you right to the Google search bar.

Please keep in mind that once you click the “Live Crisis Web Chat” button, the chat will start and an advocate will be notified.

The Safenet Summit 2025 is now in full swing!

Our climbers will be heading out to Mount Elbert in early August to climb over 14,000 feet to show their support for survivors in our area. In the mean time, they are each striving to meet their fundraising goals. All funds go directly to life-saving services of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking victims in Rogers and Mayes county.

One way you can help raise funds is by purchasing some of our Safenet Summit merch! Check it out!!

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