SAN FRANCISCO SAFEHOUSE
safehouse works to empower and support womxn who are experiencing housing instability and sexual exploitation or trafficking, by creating survivor-centered spaces, services, advocacy, and community education.
2021 YEAR IN REVIEW
As we continued to contend with the challenges of a pandemic, exacerbated wealth inequalities, and the effects of climate change, 2021 also brought new horizons of hope, creativity and possibility. The closing of the shelter-in-place hotel generated new energy and experience. The lessons of managing emergency, temporary housing have prepared the staff and organization to embark on a new chapter for SafeHouse. We are all excited to be planning and preparing for SafeHouse program expansion this coming year!
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Thank you for being part of our journey and success and stay tuned for more exciting updates and progress on the expansion of our programs and the future of SafeHouse!
Download our 2021 Year in Review Newsletter >>
Download our 2021 Year in Review Newsletter >>
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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70,000+Nights of Safety
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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, healthy 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, healthy and independent life.
SAFETYTransitional Housing for Women
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HEALINGSupportive Services
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supportLife After SafeHouse
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IMPORTANT UPDATE ON COVID-19 AND SAFEHOUSE – 2020
Hundreds of homeless women in San Francisco cannot find shelter or access hygiene right now. In response to this public health crisis, SafeHouse is providing emergency hotel rooms, hygiene, and staff support to homeless, vulnerable women but we need your help. Please donate today to provide temporary housing and assistance to homeless women who cannot “shelter in place” or maintain social distancing on the streets.
See our full update on SafeHouse activities and status during the COVID-19 crisis here.
