Project Safe’s confidentially-located emergency shelter serves people of any gender identity who are experiencing domestic violence. The shelter features 22 beds, which includes 4 family spaces and 6 individual bedrooms. Our shelter is equipped with several staff including a Children’s Advocate and a Shelter Life Coordinator. The trained shelter staff provides support to the residents at shelter through individual advocacy meetings, house meetings, and support groups.

The Shelter Life Coordinator plans a variety of activities–ranging from educational to social–to create a positive atmosphere at shelter. The Children’s Advocate works to ensure all children in Shelter have their needs met, as well as to improve their social and emotional skills through weekly groups, and planned games and activities.  

At the Shelter, we work hard to provide  residents with items they need, including toiletries, linens, food, and clothing. Many supplies are generously donated by community members and local businesses. 

To access Project Safe’s shelter, individuals can call the hotline and speak with an advocate.