Compassionate help for those experiencing stalking and fear.

If you’re experiencing stalking, you are not alone. NewStory Center provides confidential support, safety planning, and legal advocacy to help you protect yourself and regain peace of mind. Whether the stalking is in-person, online, or both, we are here to help you feel safe again.

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You have the right to feel safe.

Stalking is serious and dangerous, and no one should have to live in fear or isolation.

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Stalking is a pattern of unwanted behavior that causes fear.

It can include following, repeated messages, surveillance, threats, or showing up uninvited at your home, work, or other places.

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Stalking can happen to anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background.

It often comes from someone the survivor knows, including former partners, acquaintances, or even strangers.

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Stalking is a serious crime that threatens your safety.

At NewStory Center, we provide legal advocacy, safety planning, and emotional support to help you stay safe and regain control.

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You are not alone, and you don’t have to handle this on your own.

Our advocates are here to listen and support you, whether you’re seeking information, immediate help, or long-term safety solutions.

FAQs

If you’re wondering whether what you’re experiencing is stalking, or you’re unsure what to do next, we’re here to answer your questions.

  • What is considered stalking?

    Stalking includes repeated, unwanted attention or contact that causes fear or concern for your safety. This can include following, monitoring, unwanted calls or messages, showing up at your home or work, and making threats. If you feel unsafe because of someone’s behavior, it may be stalking—and we can help.

  • Is online or digital stalking just as serious as in-person stalking?

    Yes. Cyberstalking and digital harassment can be just as invasive and dangerous as physical stalking. It includes unwanted emails, messages, tracking software, and harassment on social media. NewStory Center offers guidance on improving digital safety and protecting your privacy online.

  • Do I need proof to get help for stalking?

    No. You don’t need evidence to reach out for help. Our team believes you and will support you no matter where you are in your situation. If you are interested in legal action, we can help you document incidents and connect you with resources for obtaining protective orders.

  • How can NewStory Center support survivors of stalking?

    We offer confidential support, including safety planning, legal advocacy, and crisis counseling for stalking survivors. Our advocates can help you explore protective orders, improve personal safety, and create a plan that reduces risk. You are not alone, and there are resources available to help keep you safe.

  • How do I contact NewStory Center for support with stalking?

    You can call our 24-hour confidential crisis line at (802) 775-3232. We can help you develop a safety plan, connect you with legal resources, and provide emotional support. If you’re not ready to call, a trusted friend can reach out on your behalf. Your safety is our priority.