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Attending an orientation is the first step to becoming a foster or adoptive parent. Next steps include: Submit a completed application and criminal background check document Complete the training program […]
Held annually at the Hyatt Regency in Downtown Austin, this year we will be ‘Reaching for the Stars.’ Entertainment to include a star-studded cocktail-and-cigar hour, inspirational stories from former Austin […]
Held annually at the Hyatt Regency in Downtown Austin, this year we will be ‘Reaching for the Stars.’ Entertainment to include a star-studded cocktail-and-cigar hour, inspirational stories from former Austin […]
SAFE is developing an Advisory Committee to help us better reach and serve Black/African-American (Black/AA) survivors of sexual assault and exploitation, child abuse and neglect, and domestic violence.
This is an annual event hosted by Expect Respect which brings together youth activists and artists from around the Austin area to perform messages of healthy relationships and speak out […]
Illuminate Austin provides an outlet for our community, clients and supporters to rally together and take a stand for change. But most importantly, it's to remember those who have suffered at the hands of sexual assault and domestic violence.
March from City Hall to the Capital and back to show support for child abuse prevention month. Resource fair on the steps of City Hall. Open to Public.
2016’s A Day to Shine includes an afternoon dessert and an evening gala. Both events have very important goals and will benefit Expect Respect, A Program of SAFE. Afternoon Dessert […]
The evening event is a dinner, fashion show and gala to raise monies to continue the programs of Expect Respect, which reaches thousands of young people through counseling, school support groups, community outreach, and education for the significant adults in the lives of our youth.
Join SAFE in the public awareness campaign that aims to put an end to sexual assault and victim blaming. Because a friend or family member is typically the first person a victim confides in after an assault, each individual’s personal reaction is the first step in a long path toward justice and healing. Knowing how to respond is critical—a negative response can worsen the trauma and foster an environment where perpetrators face zero consequences for their crimes.
