Violence Survivor Alert: How to Get a PO Box for Free (2024 USPS Guide)

Just wanted to pass on information because WE realize that there may be many reasons that Survivors of violence may find ourselves between permanent r

Just wanted to pass on information because WE realize that there may be many reasons that Survivors of violence may find ourselves between permanent residences.

In the meantime, Moneypantry.com has published a quick and easy post that may assist you in obtaining a free p.o. box.

FYI….if readers want to share any other FREE or extremely low-cost services or resources that could benefit Survivors, please write us at:

info@wesurviveabuse.com.

Speaking as someone who has been there…..You CAN begin again.

*Other services or resources may be considered for a premium fee.

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