Ask SAFE: Ridesharing

October 19, 2018

In this month’s Ask SAFE, we discuss rideshare companies and what you can do if you’re ever feeling unsafe in a stranger’s vehicle.

Luxury raffle tickets available now!

October 19, 2018

Angela Glode, SAFE’s Chief Development Officer, talked with Heather White of KVET about SAFE’s upcoming Gala and luxury raffle.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Honoring Texans who lost their lives

October 18, 2018

Each year during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Texas Council on Family Violence releases a report on women who lost their lives at the hands of intimate partners.

Lost Girls: Joanna’s story

October 18, 2018

Because of violence in her home, Joanna fell so far behind in her studies that she felt she could no longer attend school. But through it all, Joanna’s support group kept her going.

SAFE welcomes two new senior staff!

October 15, 2018

SAFE is excited to welcome two fabulous new senior staff members to our Sexual Assault Services and Family Support and Advocacy teams!

Sexual assault thrives in the shadows

September 19, 2018

So often when a survivor has the courage to confront the crime perpetrated against them, they are shamed, blamed, and publicly attacked. This must change.

Announcement: Eloise House expands, offers space for more sexual assault forensic exams

September 14, 2018

Eloise House, SAFE’s facility for free sexual assault forensic exams, has expanded to address the growing need for exams in the Austin area.

Ask SAFE: What should I know about trafficking?

September 12, 2018

As awareness about sex trafficking continues to grow, our SAFE CARES staff have answers to some common questions about this serious issue.

Trauma is a toxin, you have the power to help children heal

September 12, 2018

Trauma acts like a toxin on children’s bodies. Over time, it changes the shape and chemistry of the growing brain. You have the power to help children heal

Training law enforcement, professionals to support people with disabilities

September 12, 2018

Pathways to Justice helps law enforcement and victim service providers better work with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.