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Every gift you make to HomeSafe provides children and families (like Beth’s featured on the other page) with access to therapeutic services that help them recover from their past trauma and build a future for themselves full of hope and promise. There are many ways you can make an end of year gift and help […]

On one Saturday in October, domestic abuse survivors from our SafetyNet program put their worries aside and participated in a celebration of their resilience, their beauty and their connection. The program included a fashion show, Zumba lesson, 360 Photo Booth, delicious lunch, inspirational words and gifts. It was a special time for the ladies to

As a teenager, Beth found herself trapped in a relationship where fear kept her from escaping. Then, for a heartbreaking decade, she endured physical, sexual, emotional, and financial abuse at the hands of her partner. “I saved myself from dying at his hands, and stayed because he threatened to harm me if I left,” Beth

HomeSafe gets ready to re-open Campus and launch Endowment Campaign We are grateful for all those who, through their gifts and volunteer leadership over the decades, have joined with us to rescue children from trauma and bring love and healing into their lives. You are intimately interwoven into the fabric of our history. While our

Because of all of our generous donors, we have completed four newly designed campuses where severely traumatized children will find safety, security, and healing. In the next few weeks, our final project in Boca Raton will open its doors to twelve teenage girls. Our community is experiencing a surge in children who are struggling with

HomeSafe hosted its most successful golf tournament yet on May 20 at the exclusive High Ridge Country Club. The tournament net $100,000 to help save the lives of thousands of children and families who have endured unimaginable trauma, and will help prevent future cases of abuse. Thank you to all of our sponsors, including this

Girls from HomeSafe’s Sylvester Family Foundation West campus in West Palm Beach were recently given a lesson that will last them a lifetime. Through her Imagine U program, HomeSafe board president, Tarra Moten, treated 11 girls to dinner at a high-end restaurant. However, this wasn’t only an opportunity to dress up and enjoy a fancy

Fifteen-year-old “James” grew up with a violent stepfather who frequently assaulted his mom. Subsequently, he was removed from his home by the Florida Department of Children and Families, and placed in the foster care system. From there, James was moved around to several group homes and shelters, unable to fully process his pain and terror.

This spring, HomeSafe gathered supporters at the soon-to-be reconfigured and reconstructed Bernstein Family Foundation campus in east Boca Raton. The event honored HomeSafe’s Guardian Society donors who have invested significantly in the futures of abused and abandoned children. Guests toured the Boca construction site and spent time with program leadership, learning how the new strategically

HomeSafe is proud to announce the opening of its third new specialized therapeutic group home for abused and abandoned children. The Sylvester Family Foundation North Campus in West Palm Beach is a safe and welcoming home for twelve teenage boys who have endured a childhood marked by trauma. Kids who are referred to HomeSafe have