SAVE envisions communities where people are safe, supported, healthy, and free.

In 2024, we provided critical services to 1,465 survivors, with 2,962 calls received through our 24-hour crisis line. We also provided shelter to 89 women and children at our Safe House, and 80 families received housing assistance.

We offer emergency shelter, a 24/7 crisis line, counseling, housing assistance, financial literacy, and case management to help survivors. We also run a preventive education program in schools. All services are free, confidential, and trauma-informed.

SAVE needs in-kind donations to provide essential items like toiletries, clothing, and household supplies for survivors rebuilding their lives, often from scratch. These donations directly support clients' needs in crisis.