What We Do

Safety is a human right.

Safe Horizon is the largest victim service organization in the country. Every year, 250,000 people seek safety through our services. Clients come to us following experiences of physical violence, sexual violence, community violence, emotional abuse, and exploitation. Often they have experienced multiple forms of harm, and for many, it was made worse by an institution that was supposed to protect them.

Our Mission

To stand with those who have experienced violence, abuse, and exploitation. We offer unwavering support and advocate for systemic change.

Our Vision

We envision a world where safety is a universal human right, and we all share a collective responsibility to protect and uphold it. We strive for a society where people are safe in their communities, homes, bodies, and minds.

Client-Led Support

All of our services—from housing to hotlines to clinical practices—are designed to address the multiple and intersectional forms of violence that people experience.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach, as safety and healing are deeply personal and unique to each person. Together, we’ll find what works for you.

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Our Programs

Whether you’re seeking legal help, counseling, safety planning, or emergency shelter, we listen to you and connect you to the services that meet your needs.

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Anti-Trafficking Program

Providing legal and social services to victims of human trafficking across ages, genders, immigration status, and languages.

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Child Advocacy Centers

Providing children who have experienced sexual and physical abuse with a safe environment to tell their story and to get support with their family.

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Community and Restorative Practices

Offering trauma-informed counseling, safety planning, support groups and more for survivors of abuse and their families.

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Domestic Violence Shelters

Supporting survivors with immediate, safe housing in community while offering concrete resources, counseling, and financial, legal, and social support.

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Hotline and Chat

Answering the call with personalized support, safety planning, and help accessing resources, including emergency shelter, for all survivors.

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Immigration Law Project

Partnering with immigrant survivors of violence and abuse to secure status and protection.

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Integrative Justice Programs

Offering survivors of violence and abuse assistance navigating the complexities of the criminal and civil justice systems.

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Streetwork Project

Providing youth experiencing homelessness with housing, healthcare, community, food, clothing, and hygiene at two drop-in centers, with an overnight shelter available for youth under 21.