Celines found safe shelter, freedom, and healing
“Knowing what he was capable of, remembering the terror of his hands around my neck, I feared for my safety and my son’s life. I knew I had to leave.”
Celines' Story - The Things We Carry
Celines came to a Safe Horizon domestic violence shelter at the height of the pandemic with her one-year-old son. She was carrying a photo album, face masks, a blue sippy cup, a blue and white blanket, and her sketchpad. Learn their story as part of The Things We Carry campaign.
Remembering Joann Lang
On Monday September 2, 2024, Safe Horizon Board Member Joann Lang passed away. As we honor her memory, we remember her legacy and impact.
Mark's Story of Survival after Experiencing Homelessness
Mark was homeless as a teen when he found Safe Horizon's Streetwork Project. Streetwork staff played a pivotal role in shaping Mark’s future, helping him heal and rebuild.
Celebrating Fathers: Survivors' Stories on Fatherhood
Including fathers' experience with abuse and violence is critical to Safe Horizon's mission in helping all survivors of abuse and violence.
Six Ways to be an Ally to the Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Community
Racism and violence against the Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community is unacceptable. Read these tips on how you can be an ally.
Five Ways to Celebrate Black Joy
Uplifting Black joy isn't just for Black History Month. We insist on more moments of trauma-free Blackness to celebrate ourselves.
Five Articles to Read When #MeToo Starts Trending
A collection of articles with guidance and tips for survivors of sexual assault in the wake of #MeToo.
Why I Am Suing My School
"My school allowed a sexual predator access to vulnerable children, including me. Through the Child Victims Act, I will tell my story under oath - allowing me to be seen, heard, and believed by a jury of my peers." - Brian Toale
