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LIFE AFTER SAFEHOUSE

THE NEXT STEPS OF THE JOURNEY

The challenges don't end when a resident moves out of SafeHouse so neither does our support. Graduates of the transitional housing program can choose to remain in ongoing case management for 6 months while they transition to permanent housing.  They are also eligible to receive a rental subsidy to contribute a prorated amount toward their rent as they adjust to the costs of independent living. Throughout the year we host a series of events like barbecues, parties, and get-togethers so that graduates can remain connected to the program.

Many of our graduates stay connected to our community long term and some have returned as staff members where their valuable experience and input helps shape programming for the next group of women to walk through the doors.

Read MORE ABOUT OUR IMPACT from our graduates.


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"My Road to Recovery"
​ post by Reilly, SafeHouse graduate
"I’ll tell you, before I reached SafeHouse, my life was in shambles, and waking up in cockroach infested motel rooms was the daily norm. Then again I wouldn’t always wake up, because I never went to sleep in the first place. I was a user of methamphetamines and a prostitute. In the beginning, I thought prostitution was going to be a great jump start into the life of riches and success that I truly wanted.[...]" 

Read the whole story here.


SAN FRANCISCO SAFEHOUSE

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P.O. Box 40369
San Francisco, CA 94140
415.643.7861 | info@sfsafehouse.org
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