Loida's Story
My husband, Norman, and I had been living in the Philippines. We were looking for better-paying jobs in the U.S. to help support our families. A recruiting agency promised us the perfect jobs in Florida, so we eagerly agreed to their request to move. We believed that we were…
Post-election Survey Results: Survivors Need a Government That Protects Them
We surveyed over 2,000 survivors across the country. The results remind us that ending violence is not a partisan issue. Sign our open letter to demand that survivor resources are prioritized and protected.
Safe Horizon Responds to President Trump's Immigration Executive Orders
Safe Horizon speaks out against President Trump's recent immigration executive orders. They create fear among survivors, deter them from seeking help, and undermine their basic rights.
SAFE Shelter Coalition Statement Responding to Governor Hochul’s Veto of SAFE Shelter Act
Governor Hochul's veto of the SAFE Shelter Act is a devastating blow to the fight against domestic violence.
Close the Gender Giving Gap: Women Need More Charitable Support in Wake of the Election
Safe Horizon CEO Liz Roberts explains the significant gap between the scale of gender-based violence and the funding available to fight it.
Safe Horizon Responds to Daniel Penny Acquittal in Death of Jordan Neely
Jordan Neely’s death could and should have been prevented with adequate support that centered his humanity, and his right to safety.
Join Safe Horizon at Viva Toro to raise awareness of Streetwork
Join the LGBTQ+ Affinity group celebrating Streetwork 40th anniversary on Weds. November 20, 2024
Anonymous C's Story
When she escaped her trafficker, all she had was the $15 in her pocket. Human trafficking can happen to anyone, in any part of the world. After being trafficked, a person’s things – identification documents, personal items, even clothing – are often taken away and withheld from them. It’s no…
Mark's Story
At 19-years-old, Mark’s life took a sharp turn. He was living with his father in Harlem, studying electrical mechanical engineering, and engaged to his high school sweetheart. Then his mother lost her apartment, and Mark had a major falling out with his father. Unable to stay with other family, Mark…
Abdul's Story
Losing his mother at a young age deeply affected Abdul. With no family to help him, he became homeless at 17. He stayed in men’s shelters for a short time and eventually found a community that would look out for each other along the A/C/E subway line. Through word-of-mouth, Abdul…