Recently, President Trump signed an executive order pausing federal funding for many nonprofits across the country. While this decision has sparked concern among countless organizations, we want to reassure our supporters that Safe Places for Women is not federally funded and remains unaffected by this change.
Our mission of providing a Christ-centered safe haven for survivors of human trafficking has always been powered by grants, private donations, and the generosity of individuals like you. This independence allows us to serve with flexibility and focus, meeting the needs of the women in our program without interruption.
A Program Built on Community Support
Every aspect of our safe house, from counseling sessions to life-skills workshops, is made possible through the kindness of donors who believe in our mission. Here’s how your contributions create real change:
Counseling and Therapy: Licensed professionals guide our residents through their healing journey, helping them process trauma and build resilience.
Safe Housing: Your generosity provides a safe, stable place for these women to rebuild their lives.
Essential Needs: Donations ensure our residents have access to food, clothing, hygiene products, and other essentials.
Education and Job Training: With your support, we help women gain skills and confidence to pursue new opportunities.
In times like these, it’s more important than ever to uplift organizations that rely on the power of community, not politics. Your donations directly impact the lives of survivors, empowering them to find healing, hope, and new beginnings.
How You Can Help Today
We are grateful for every prayer, donation, and act of kindness that allows us to continue this work. Here are some ways you can support Safe Places for Women:
Make a Donation: A one-time or monthly gift helps fund housing, counseling, and programs.
Mentor a Survivor: Help provide for a specific woman in our care as she rebuilds her life.
Spread the Word: Share our mission with your church, family, and friends to grow our community of support.
Together, we can show survivors of human trafficking that their lives matter—and that their futures are worth investing in.
