Our mission is to provide a clean and sober living community to empower homeless women who have been working in prostitution to attain needed skills and resources in order to grow and become independent and self-sufficient members of society.
San Francisco SafeHouse is the only residential program of its kind in San Francisco, and only one of five such programs in the entire country that seeks to provide women leaving prostitution with the intensive social support, therapeutic treatment, linkages to medical and mental health services and housing for up to 18 months. We offer a continuum of care that allows intensive case management and access to resources to help heal mind, body and soul. SafeHouse women have become dynamic members of society and move through life empowered as individuals.
We have served over 150 women in the past 10 years and have successfully created a safe space for women to heal. Over 30 of these women have stayed the full 18 months and have graduated our program and are now members of our Alumni Group. SafeHouse is an integral part of San Francisco service providers in that we serve a unique special population in addressing gender specific trauma, homelessness and substance abuse issues. To that end, we empower women to live a dignified life, build on their assets and help them to reach their full potential.
We are proud of our work and we are happy that you have visited our website. Please browse our site for further information on our work and the issue of “women leaving prostitution.” As well, please utilize our extensive resource page that offers gender specific resources in the San Francisco area. |
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 In This Issue...
A Year of Thanks
As 2009 winds down, we at SafeHouse look back upon its challenges and difficulties with gratitude for what we have overcome and accomplished and hope for the blessings of 2010. We are especially grateful to our generous donors for their support and wish you all a Joyous Holiday Season and an Abundant New Year!
Alumnae Voices
SafeHouse alumnae meet regularly for reunions to share good food, many laughs and a few tears as they reconnect and support each other during their recovery. Here are some of their comments from the last two reunions.
Oh Volunteers!
In 2009, SafeHouse was fortunate to have a group of loyal, energetic and reliable volunteers who came in weekly for an afternoon or morning to answer the phones, write... |
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