SAN FRANCISCO SAFEHOUSE
PROVIDING a nurturing and empowering living community for homeless women escaping sexual exploitation, prostitution, and sex trafficking.
COMING SOON: THE HOPE CENTER
The SafeHouse Board of Directors and Staff is thrilled to announce that we have secured space for our new Hope Center! The new expansion, a day program, will allow us to meet the growing demand for our services.
The Hope Center is strategically located at 255 Hyde Street, the heart of the Tenderloin. The very same neighborhood where SafeHouse co-Founder Reverend Glenda Hope, whom the new center is named after, first started working with homeless women in the 1990’s. The program expansion will make it easier for those who need help to walk through our doors, and bring services where it is most needed.
The Hope Center will offer gender-responsive services in a safe and welcoming space that prioritizes equal access to resources as well as dignity and respect. The day program will offer participants intensive case management, mental health services, recovery support, groups, educational resources, job training and referrals to housing. The program will also provide support groups for the alumnae of our transitional housing program.
Thank you for your support as we continue to serve sexually exploited women living on the street. If you would like to donate or find out more, visit www.sfsafehouse.org or email info@sfsafehouse.org.
We are looking forward to welcoming you to our new home later this summer!
The Hope Center is strategically located at 255 Hyde Street, the heart of the Tenderloin. The very same neighborhood where SafeHouse co-Founder Reverend Glenda Hope, whom the new center is named after, first started working with homeless women in the 1990’s. The program expansion will make it easier for those who need help to walk through our doors, and bring services where it is most needed.
The Hope Center will offer gender-responsive services in a safe and welcoming space that prioritizes equal access to resources as well as dignity and respect. The day program will offer participants intensive case management, mental health services, recovery support, groups, educational resources, job training and referrals to housing. The program will also provide support groups for the alumnae of our transitional housing program.
Thank you for your support as we continue to serve sexually exploited women living on the street. If you would like to donate or find out more, visit www.sfsafehouse.org or email info@sfsafehouse.org.
We are looking forward to welcoming you to our new home later this summer!
OUR WORK: A WELCOME WITH ARMS WIDE OPEN
We provide gender-specific responses to chronic homelessness for this overlooked and underserved population.
We offer supportive transitional housing and a full array of support services that enable residents to reclaim choice and power over their lives and move toward the goal of living a happy, health and independent life.
We offer supportive transitional housing and a full array of support services that enable residents to reclaim choice and power over their lives and move toward the goal of living a happy, health and independent life.
SAFETYTransitional Housing for Women
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HEALINGSupportive Services
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supportLife After SafeHouse
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OUR IMPACT
SafeHouse programs have a profound impact on women's lives
100%SafeHouse Graduates
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400+Women Received Safe Housing Since 1998
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3,382Bed nights for women in 2017
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