Remember - ways to reduce stress and abuse as a caregiver:

• It is your duty to report to Adult Protective Services. It is not your job or duty to investigate.
• What can you do in the meantime? You can brainstorm and build a team. Look into your community and contact a Victim Advocate. Find Resources in your community to build a Safety Plan. This can include your current team of Care Providers, but don't forget, it should also include a Victim Advocate.
• Continue to provide services as requested on Your Plan of Care or Treatment Plan.
• Contact a Victim Service Agency in your area:
  • North Alaska
    • Access Alaska Fairbanks
      3550 Airport Way #3
      (907)479-7940 (VOICE TTY)
      (800) 770-7940 (Toll Free)
    • Artic Women in Crisis (Barrow)
      (907) 852-0254 or (800) 478-0267
    • Interior Center for Non-Violent Living (Fairbanks)
      (907) 452-7273 or (800) 478-7273
  • South West Alaska
    • Kodiak Women’s Resource & Crisis Center (Kodiak)
      (907)486-3625
    • Tundra Women’s Coalition (Bethel)
      (907) 543-3456
    • Safe-Safe and Fear Free Environment (Dillingham)
      (907)842-2316 or (800)478-2316
    • Access Alaska
      (907)248-4777 or (907) 248-8799 (TYY)
  • South Central Alaska
  • Abused Women’s Resource Center (AWRC) Anchorage
    (907)276-0528
  • Access Alaska
    (907)248-4777 or (907) 248-8799 (TYY)
  • South East Alaska
  • Aiding Women from Abuse and Rape Emergencies (AWARE)
    Hotline Phone (907)586-1090 Juneau
  • South East Independent Living (SAIL)
    (907)586-4920 Voice TTY or (800) 478-7245
  • WISH-Women in Safe Homes (Ketchikan)
    (907)225-9474
  • Senior and Disabilities Services-Central Office
    (907) 465-3372 or (907) 465-3165 or (866) 465-3165