When Maria first joined HomeSafe’s SafetyNet program, she was unaware that domestic violence extended beyond physical abuse. Through the program, she learned about the five forms of violence—physical, emotional, psychological, financial, and sexual—and realized that the absence of physical harm did not make the other forms any less damaging. This revelation was life-changing, giving Maria […]
When you met Jacob, you saw a normal, energetic 7 year old. In reality, he was sad, angry and lonely. Jacob experienced many horrors in his short life, including physical abuse and abandonment. Then, at only 7, both his mother and the man who lived with them died by suicide. He was orphaned – or
Gabe is a 10-year-old boy who loves sports and video games. His favorite subject in school is math, and he proudly recites the multiplication table. Since coming to HomeSafe, he joined a little league football team and was thrilled to score his first touchdown. Unfortunately, Gabe also had a very rough start to his life.
Aria is a smart, sweet seventh-grader. She was removed from her home when it was discovered that she was being abused by her stepfather. When her mother did not intercede, parental rights were terminated, and she was placed in the foster care system. Aria moved from foster home to home. Feeling abandoned, unloved, and filled
Despite a childhood marked by domestic violence, abuse, and neglect, Katie continues to carry a hopeful outlook on life and the possibilities ahead of her. After being removed from her biological parents, Katie experienced multiple foster care placements and additional trauma at the hands of another adult who should have protected her. At age 15,
When leadership saw the positive impact the newly opened Sylvester Family Foundation West campus had for the girls in HomeSafe’s care there, they knew it was imperative that they transform all of their other campuses in a similar way.
HomeSafe announced today the appointment of Ken Rosenberg to its Board of Directors and the return of Ward Kellogg, who previously served on the board for two decades from 2000 through 2020.
It’s the building blocks to a brighter future for child victims who have experienced severe emotional and physical trauma.
HomeSafe recently promoted its former Chief Program Officer, Amanda Stone, LMHC, to Chief Operating Officer, and has welcomed attorney Charles J. Abrams to its board of directors.
HomeSafe Appoints New Chief Operating Officer and Board Member Read More »
HomeSafe is celebrating the healing power of art and music through the generosity of its partners at Cleveland Clinic.
HomeSafe Receives Art & Music Therapy Grant From Cleveland Clinic Read More »
