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Now Hiring: Case Manager for Human Trafficking Program

by Mary Maupai | Oct 29, 2020 | Events & Happenings, Local & Regional, Shelter News

The Case Manager will work with clients to develop and maintain relevant and meaningful case plans, provide concrete case management and access to in-house and external resources. Works closely with Regional Victim Witness and Law Enforcement representatives to...

Isolated But Not Alone: Safe Harbor’s Sexual and Domestic Violence (SDV) Program Continues

by Mary Maupai | Jul 1, 2020 | Domestic Violence, Gratitude Report, Shelter News

In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, Kim Dailey, SDV Program Manager, had to adapt operations to protect current clients and assist new clients. Safe Harbor quickly realized that the pandemic would likely increase the need for services and increase the danger for...

Navigating a New Normal: Safe Harbor’s Services in the COVID-19 Pandemic

by Mary Maupai | Apr 8, 2020 | Community Awareness, Community Support, Fundraising, Hotline 804.612.6126, Local & Regional, Shelter News

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Safe Harbor has taken measures to protect clients and staff while still providing essential services to continue our mission. Counseling will be provided over the phone or through HIPAA-compliant video conferencing tools....

Why I am walking… A survivor’s story of why she is a part of Walk to End It.

by Mary Maupai | Oct 4, 2018 | Survivor Stories, Walk To End It

When approached with the opportunity to participate in planning this year’s walk, I simply could not stand idly by. I personally know many who have been impacted by the dark world of human trafficking, either directly or indirectly—in fact, I have been directly...

Your Support Opens Region’s First Human Trafficking Transitional Shelter

by Mary Maupai | Aug 6, 2018 | Shelter News

First Client Moves In “I am looking forward to being independent and starting a new chapter in my life. I have learned so many tools that will allow me to be successful in work and future schooling. But, I will truly miss all the girls at the other house and all...

Additional media coverage about our new shelter!

by Mary Maupai | Dec 14, 2016 | Shelter News

We have had extensive media coverage following our press conference with Bon Secours Richmond Health System about our new shelter. WCVE Radio: https://ideastations.org/radio/news/bon-secours-and-safe-harbor-announce-shelter-human-trafficking-victims Richmond...

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“I learned that I am as strong as I think I am, and that I am definitely a survivor.”
- T, domestic violence survivor

“Both my child and I have received counseling that has added to the quality of our life. I know that I am not alone, and that has made me a better parent.”
- I, domestic violence survivor

“I feel so fortunate to have found a program like Safe Harbor. I was greeted with smiles, a calming presence, and a place to heal and rebuild my life.Thank you!”
-M., domestic violence survivor

“Safe Harbor helped me to get a preliminary protective order against my abuser. Their services and support helped me to navigate the court system and feel more confident. I am very grateful for these resources and to know that I was not alone during this process.”
- M, domestic violence survivor

“It was very nice to have someone there to give me support while I was going through the process. She was very helpful and kind. I did not know that people like that existed anymore.”
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