Safe at Home, California's Address Confidentiality Program, provides services that work best when used in conjunction with an overall safety plan.  Eligible applicants must enroll at a Safe at Home designated enrolling agency.  A victim's assistance counselor will help applicants determine whether they are eligible to participate and explain how Safe at Home can be a part of their overall safety plan.

Eligibility:

  • Applicants are eligible to participate if they:
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  • Reside in California
  • Are one of the following:
  • Victim of domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, human trafficking, child abduction, and elder or dependent adult abuse
  • Reproductive health care provider, employee, patient, or volunteer who has experienced threats of violence, violence, or harassment because of their affiliation with a reproductive health care services facility
  • Public entity employee/contractor who has experienced threats of violence, violence, or harassment because of their work for a public entity 
  • Are a household member of a victim type listed above.
  • Are in fear for their safety, or for the safety of a minor child or incapacitated adult.

 

Applicants With Minor Children

  • The law requires the Safe at Home Program to notify the other custodial parent of your enrollment .

  • All court orders relating to minor children of the applicant must be provided to Safe at Home.

How To Apply:

To find an enrolling agency, click here Where to Find an Enrolling Agency or call the Safe at Home Program toll-free at
(877) 322-5227