 This year has been quite challenging for many. While we've certainly had our our fair share of mountains to climb, we at SafeHouse know that we could not have done it without the amazing support of our wonderful community. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank each and every one of you. We hope that you've had a happy and healthy holiday season. Wishing every day of the New Year be filled with success, happiness, and prosperity for you. May this year bring new goals, achievements, and inspirations in your life. We wish you and your family a wonderful year ahead. We now are excited to take on the challenges 2021 has to offer, and continue to provide the services and advocacy for so many women whose voices and stories need to be heard. We look forward to meeting these needs head on. Learn more about how SafeHouse has adapted and expanded over the last year. Download our 2020 Year in Review Newsletter.
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  In this time of uncertainty, there's a fundamental truth that gives us hope - that together we can do extraordinary things. Over the past several months, you have undoubtedly witnessed or experienced fear, sadness, worry, and frustration. But the world has also demonstrated compassion, hope, and creativity. Whether supporting community organizations, checking in on each other, celebrating and honoring essential workers, or getting to know our neighbors, generosity will continue to help the world get through the pandemic together. On December 1st, people all over the world comes together and harness the power of human connection to change our world. GivingTuesday is a way to show your appreciation for some of your favorite charities and organizations by giving back and supporting them. San Francisco SafeHouse is participating in Giving Tuesday 2020, the global day of unity and giving. As you know, our organization 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. Read more  In 2013, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the World Day against Trafficking in Persons to bring awareness about the situation of victims of human trafficking and their rights. Trafficking in persons is a serious crime, and both child and adult victims around the globe are forced to do hard labor, domestic servitude, sexual acts and routinely experience other forms of exploitation and abuse. July 30th is the day the world recognizes human trafficking as a hideous crime that exploits women, children and men in their own countries and abroad. The goal is preventing abuse, exploitation, and to eliminate all forms of violence and forced labour. Read more |
