Mission Statement
To provide a nurturing and empowering living community for homeless women escaping sexual exploitation, prostitution, and sex trafficking.
Core Values
Our Work
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.
In line with our transitional housing, in September 2019, we officially opened our new program, the Hope Center drop-in services to provide the same services for women who are in the waitlist for our transitional housing and women still living on the street.
To provide a nurturing and empowering living community for homeless women escaping sexual exploitation, prostitution, and sex trafficking.
Core Values
- Safety: Safety is a primary reason why women reach out to us. SafeHouse offers both physically and emotionally safe spaces for women to heal.
- Non-judgmental: By being non-judgmental, we maintain an open space to share, to learn from mistakes and to celebrate successes.
- Inclusivity: All of the women SafeHouse serves have been marginalized. As a result, we strive to be an inclusive and diverse organization. We create a place where all women can choose to be their whole and authentic selves without fear of oppression. We acknowledge the privileges that we hold and as a community, we rise above the fear and hate to create a warm and loving environment.
- Compassion: SafeHouse uses harm reduction and trauma informed care models to work with women.
- Whole-Person Care: We understand that healing takes place at our core and in a holistic manner, encompassing mind, body, and spirit. SafeHouse's work with survivors focuses on all these elements.
Our Work
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.
In line with our transitional housing, in September 2019, we officially opened our new program, the Hope Center drop-in services to provide the same services for women who are in the waitlist for our transitional housing and women still living on the street.
