Safe at Home

Utah's address confidentiality program

Safe at Home has launched!  To apply, please visit the How to Enroll page to find a Certified Program Assistant who can help you access the application.  

If you are a victim advocate interested in becoming a Certified Program Assistant, please visit the Program Assistants webpage for upcoming training dates.


safeathome@utah.gov             (801) 538-1600             1(833) 747-SAFE (7233) 

About

Utah’s Safe at Home Program

Participant Responsibilities

Learn how to make the program work for you

How to Enroll

You must meet with a certified program assistant to apply

Program Assistants

Become certified and help victims apply to Safe at Home

Agency Compliance

Information about law requirements

Survivor Resources

Link to resources for survivors including online and technology safety tips

Utah’s Safe at Home Program is available to survivors of abuse, child abuse, domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, and sexual assault who are afraid that they will be in physical danger if their perpetrator knows where they live. The program will provide a substitute address and mail forwarding for survivors living in Utah. Under Utah law, all state and local government agencies must accept a program participant’s substitute address. This program is meant to enhance a comprehensive safety plan and increase survivor safety.

About

Utah's Safe at Home program

How to Enroll

You must meet with a certified program assistant to apply

Participant Responsibilities

Learn how to make the program work for you

Program Assistants

Become certified and help victims apply to Safe at Home

Agency Compliance

Legal requirements for state and local government entities

Survivor Resources

Link to resources for victims of crime

Utah’s Safe at Home Program is available to survivors of abuse, child abuse, domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, and sexual assault who are afraid that they will be in danger if their perpetrator knows where they live. The program provides a legal substitute address and mail forwarding for survivors living in Utah. Under Utah law, all state and local government agencies must accept a program participant’s substitute address. This program is meant to enhance a comprehensive safety plan and increase survivor safety.