Episcopal Impact Fund Housing Security Grant recipient San Francisco SafeHouse works to empower and support women who are experiencing housing instability and sexual exploitation or trafficking, by creating survivor-centered spaces, services, advocacy, and community education.
“The support from Episcopal Impact Fund makes a huge difference in the work that we're doing. Providing housing for survivors is extremely complex and having funding that is flexible is essential to the work that we're doing.” –Kristen Moore, Chief Program Officer, San Francisco SafeHouse
San Francisco SafeHouse is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women survivors of human trafficking, exploitation, and homelessness. By providing a safe, nurturing, and trauma-informed environment, SafeHouse enables women to heal, grow, and rebuild their lives with dignity.
The organization serves adult women who have faced unimaginable hardships, offering them a pathway to stability and self-sufficiency. SafeHouse welcomes survivors from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that each individual's unique experiences and needs are met with compassion and respect.
SafeHouse offers a range of transformative programs, including transitional housing, the Hope Center day program, and specialized services such as therapy, case management, life skills training, and employment support. These programs focus on addressing the root causes of exploitation and homelessness while fostering resilience and empowerment.
The power of SafeHouse’s work lies in its holistic approach, which not only addresses immediate needs but also nurtures long-term healing and independence. By creating a supportive community and advocating for survivors, San Francisco SafeHouse transforms lives, restores hope, and inspires lasting change in the fight against exploitation and homelessness. We are proud to support their work.
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