Safe Horizon CEO Liz Roberts Joins Mayor-elect Mamdani's Transition Committee on Community Safety
We are proud to announce that our CEO, Liz Roberts, has been appointed to serve on the Committee on Community Safety for Mayor-elect Mamdani’s transition team. Liz joined this group understanding that her seat reflects the experiences and needs of the broader survivor community in New York City—a community that…
Stand with Survivors
This Giving Tuesday, let's change that statistic and support Safe Horizon's work in providing safety and healing to survivors of family and gender-based violence.
Monthly Donor Survey
Please use the form below to share your feedback for Safety Society, our new monthly donor program launching soon. …
Thank You, Safe Horizon❤️
Safe Horizon's advocates show relentless care and compassion for survivors every day. Send a message of thanks to our staff this season!
The Safety Is A Human Right Agenda: Recommendations for Mayor-Elect Mamdani
Safe Horizon shares an agenda to build systems that truly center survivors and communities under Mayor-elect Mamdani’s administration.
The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper - The Hidden Homeless
Safe Horizon's Streetwork Project featured in an episode of The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper; The Hidden Homeless, about homeless youth.
It’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month—This Is My Story From Survival To Safe Horizon
Publicist and model Maya McHenry shares her experience of domestic violence with Refinery29. Read the full essay here.
Maya McHenry X Safe Horizon
Maya McHenry shares experience of domestic violence in an intimate conversation with Safe Horizon Deputy CEO Lisa A. O’Connor.
Safety is a Human Right: Safe Horizon Hotline Subway Ads Campaign
This summer we launched a citywide subway ad campaign promoting the 24-Hour HOPE Hotline. This vital resource is available to all New Yorkers, 24/7, 365 days a year, in 12 languages.
Safe Horizon Responds to Sean “Diddy” Combs Trial Sentencing
“To Ms. Ventura and the other brave survivors that came forward, I want to say first: We heard you.” – Judge Arun Subramanian. Survivors have power when they speak out. We stand with Cassie and “Jane,” the survivors who testified in the Sean “Diddy” Combs case. It is incredibly painful…