We Invite You To Join Georgia's Biggest Day of Giving
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Amid The COVID-19 Epidemic Your Support of
Safe Harbor Center is Needed More Than Ever
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Founded in 1991, Safe Harbor Children's Center serves children, families, and individuals who have been abused, abandoned or neglected; who are homeless or have run away from home, or who are otherwise at risk or feel threatened. Since 1991, Safe Harbor has served more than 5,000 at-risk children, individuals, and families with the utmost care compassion.
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Your Donation Will Support Our Seven Dynamic Programs
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CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER
Safe Harbor Children’s Advocacy Center serves victims of child abuse throughout the Brunswick Judicial Circuit. Safe Harbor provides rehabilitative care to more than 450 child victims of sexual and/or severe physical abuse every year.
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SAFE HARBOR CHILDREN'S SHELTER
Safe Harbor Children’s Shelter serves children who have been removed from dangerous situations and, as a long-term residential shelter, provides nurturing care, medical and dental services, academic support, and therapeutic counseling.
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CONNIE SMITH RAPE CRISIS CENTER
The Connie Smith Rape Crisis Center is the only organization in the Brunswick Judicial Circuit serving victims of sexual assault. Services provided include forensic interviews, forensic medical examinations, follow up medical services, 24-hour crisis line, crisis intervention, legal advocacy, crisis and therapeutic counseling by Licensed Professional Counselors, and a multi-disciplinary approach to sexual assault.
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STRIVE
The STRIVE Transitional Living Program, provides transitional housing for 16 to 22-year-old women. At STRIVE, young, homeless women develop skills leading to self-sufficiency and independence such as working or studying at a local college, while living in a supervised, safe environment. Each of the seven programs is vital to achieving Safe Harbor’s vision everyone deserves a safe place.
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ZACH'S PLACE
Zach’s Place: A Runaway and Homeless Youth Program provides short term emergency shelter, therapeutic services, and family reunification efforts to runaway and homeless youth. The program maintains Safe Place sites, which offer access to immediate help and safety.
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FAMILY PRESERVATION
Safe Harbor’s Family Preservation program provides intervention, therapeutic counseling, education, advocacy, referral and support services to families in the community that are referred by the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services.
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STREET BEAT
STREET BEAT is a street outreach program that canvasses neighborhoods reaching out to homeless teens. The Street Beat staff works hard to build trusting relationships, provide nutrition, hygiene kits, sexual exploitation literature, and support for youth who want to come off the streets. Young people receive help completing their education, planning for careers, and acquiring housing.
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