Safe Horizon's 21st Annual Champion Awards Raises More Than One Million Dollars
Safe Horizon's 21st Annual Champion Awards raised more than $1 million dollars to support survivors, prevent violence and promote justice for victims of crime and abuse.
12 Heartbreaking #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou Tweets Expose the Reality of Emotional Abuse
A trending Twitter hashtag is teaching millions around the world an important lesson about relationship abuse: it's not always physical. Read the 12 heartbreaking #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou tweets that expose the reality of emotional abuse.
Volunteers Mentor Teens at Domestic Violence Shelter
Teens at domestic violence shelter Rose House are being mentored to discover new interests, achieve their goals, and unleash their creativity by an after-school program created by student volunteers.
Safe Horizon Provides a Safe Haven
Safe Horizon's Vice President of Real Estate and Facilities Barry Gendelman speaks about the role our facilities play in assisting victims of crime and abuse.
Mimi's Story: Overcoming Verbal and Mental Abuse
"There was more pain from the emotional and mental abuse than the physical. Safe Horizon helped me tremendously." - Mimi, a domestic violence survivor.
Cathy’s Family Finds a Safe Home
Cathy wanted to give her daughter a home that was free from violence, but had nowhere to go until she called our domestic violence Hotline. Read her inspiring story.
Johane’s Story: I Knew Safe Horizon was Out There
"I knew that it was okay that I needed help and support. It was scary, but I am happy that I knew Safe Horizon was out there to assist me." - Johane, domestic violence survivor.
Refinery29 Features Safe Horizon for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month, and Safe Horizon has collaborated with Refinery29 to create three articles that talk about the different facets of domestic violence.
A New Horizon for Dr. Robinson and Her Family
“I tell people all the time, I’m a champion for Safe Horizon because I don’t know where I would be if Safe Horizon wasn’t there for not only me but for my children. And to have a place where my children can go and play and know that they’re safe – it’s priceless.” – Dr. Lisa Robinson
