San Francisco SafeHouse

San Francisco SafeHouse is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in San Francisco, California. Established in 1998, the organization provides transitional housing for up to ten women at a time. With a team of two full-time and up to ten part-time staff, San Francisco SafeHouse operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The organization's primary focus is to empower homeless women escaping prostitution by offering a safe and sober community. During their 18-month residence, women participate in a range of programs designed to facilitate their independent living. These programs include therapy, recovery programs, household responsibilities, community volunteering, money management training, educational opportunities, job search assistance, and housing support. San Francisco SafeHouse distinguishes itself through its comprehensive approach to women's recovery. The organization actively collaborates with other service providers, jails, and community outreach programs to identify women in need. Their staff provides guidance and support as women navigate recovery from alcohol and substance abuse, domestic violence, childhood abuse, and other traumatic experiences. Interested parties can visit www.sfsafehouse.org for more information.