HomeSafe CEO Matthew Ladika proudly announced a significant and transformative $5 million gift to the nonprofit organization whose mission is to help South Florida’s most vulnerable residents – victims of child abuse and domestic violence.
HomeSafe Receives Transformative $5M Gift from Stoops Family Foundation Read More »
HomeSafe is adding to its prestigious board of directors with its latest addition, Boynton Beach resident, Kinny Madori.
HomeSafe Appoints Kinny Madori to its Board of Directors Read More »
Julie was 3 years old when her mother died in a car accident, and she was placed in her father’s care. Not long after, it became known that Julie’s father was sexually abusing her and was allowing other men to come into the home and molest her as well. Her siblings were also being sexually
After enduring years of trauma and instability, fourteen-year-old Josue arrived at HomeSafe’s Specialized Therapeutic Group Care Program angry and afraid. His volatile, threatening behavior caused ongoing problems at school and with HomeSafe staff. He was later placed in a higher-level residential program and eventually went to live with his sister, but their relationship quickly deteriorated.
Mona is the mother of four children ages 7 to 18. She was referred to the SafetyNet program by the Florida Department of Children and Families after a serious domestic violence incident with her boyfriend, Jose. Jose had been living with the family for some time, even though he and Mona no longer had a
Tamara is a 31-year-old female who was a victim of domestic violence by her youngest child’s father. She also has an older child with autism. Tamara was referred to SafetyNet through HomeSafe’s Healthy Beginnings Program. She was an enthusiastic participant in the weekly adult therapeutic support group. She entered the program afraid for her future
