Every child deserves to walk into school feeling safe, respected, and supported. School safety is about much more than preventing physical violence. It means creating environments where students are protected […]
Preventing domestic and sexual violence begins long before a crisis occurs. One of the most impactful ways community members can support their local advocacy programs is by investing in prevention […]
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), a time dedicated to shedding light on a critical issue that affects our communities and millions nationwide. While it may not be an […]
Long-time Crime Victim Advocate in Douglas County, Susan Keehn, is retiring! In addition to Susan’s own words, we want to share just some of the thoughts, memories, and wishes that […]
Starting college is a new and exciting chapter, but it can also be a time of vulnerability. Unfortunately, crimes, including sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, and more can happen on […]
Seeking advocacy services can be an overwhelming and often frightening experience for a victim of crime. Many victims feel isolated and alone, unsure of where to turn for help. They […]
Someplace Safe is proud to support community safety not only through our crime victim advocacy services, but also through our network of Thrift Stores—vital community resources offering affordable clothing, home […]
On Thursday, June 5th, individuals and organizations across the country will join together for a National Day of Action to demand protection and investment in federal funding for domestic violence […]
Each year, an estimated 200,000 people are sexually abused while incarcerated in the United States. These survivors often face overwhelming isolation, limited support, and a constant fear of retaliation if […]