Ladies, What would you do in a situation of subpoena forms, restraining orders, fighting against pedophilia, homelessness, and lack of funding. I am stuck between a rock and a hard place with finding jobs or work towards my career with my unfinished degree. I do not want to leave the place I've resided in for most of my life, but I am having a hard time finding peace here and having stability in my life.

Ladies, What would you do in a situation of subpoena forms, restraining orders, fighting against pedophilia, homelessness, and lack of funding. I am stuck between a rock and a hard place with finding jobs or work towards my career with my unfinished degree. I do not want to leave the place I've resided in for most of my life, but I am having a hard time finding peace here and having stability in my life.

Do you ladies know of any organizations donating to women in these situations as myself? I am desperately seeking help and avoiding areas that permit prostitution, as I am also someone who is fighting against Human trafficking since 2015.

I apologize for the difficulty in the topic I am bringing to the table here, but this is a serious matter occurring families locally and I also certain its becoming a world wide problem now.

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  1. Anonymous

    I'm so sorry to hear that you don't feel safe in your own home.

    If your area has a local hotline for social services (usually accessed by calling 2-1-1), I would start there. You could also try your nearest social services offices (the name of which will vary by state, but here it is called the Department of Health and Human Services). They are the offices you would go to for state-sponsored benefits such as Medicaid and EBT. Most will have lists of local social service agencies that help with such things.

    Contact your local legal aid services if you need the things you mentioned (restraining orders, etc.). To find the one for your area just Google "Legal aid [city or zip code]."

  2. Anonymous

    Your post is rather confusing. Are you having to deal with all this in your personal life and need legal help and social services to escape the situation? Or do you work in this field and need a new job/funding?

    As for avoiding areas that permit prostitution, if you're in the US, that should be anywhere other than the greater Las Vegas area. What is your location?

  3. Anonymous

    Prostitution is not legal in Las Vegas.

  4. Anonymous

    Huh? Your post makes no sense. Go to the police if you are a crime victim, a homeless shelter.if you are.not.

  5. Anonymous

    Any legal advice should come from someone with legal credentials in your locality.

  6. Kelly Bacelis

    That is the problem. I can't ask legal locality.

  7. Kelly Bacelis

    No, I am a single, childless woman.

  8. Kelly Bacelis

    Somewhat. Thanks. Still looking for employment. Only other option I have right now is doing video calls with people for National Society of Leadership and Success, if ever you are interested in getting to know each other over video call. I have some spaces free. If not look at the organization, may be an option for you to get scholarships for your future endeavours. Thanks for your reply, Anon. (:

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