One Safe Place

Abuse can take many forms, including financial control. Support cannot stop at physical safety. Through The Ladder at OSP, survivors build skills & work toward financial independence, because safety also means stability & control over your future. onesafeplace.org/ladder

For some, they bring rest. For others, they bring uncertainty. If something at home does not feel right, that matters. Support is available. We're here for you. You deserve to feel safe where you are. #GetHelpFindHope

May 1 is Law Day. No one is above the law. No one who causes harm is exempt. Holding abusers accountable protects safety and prevents future violence. We’re grateful for our law enforcement partners. Help is here: 817-916-4323 | onesafeplace.org #GetHelpFindHope

Hope is for all of us. For kids exposed to domestic violence, spaces like Camp HOPE TX matter. Through “Challenge by Choice” & other camp experiences, they build confidence at their own pace. Your support can help send a child to camp. DONATE: bit.ly/3R9AGe2

Thank you to AFCOM Dallas Fort Worth Chapter for supporting One Safe Place. Your support helps ensure that whenever someone needs us, we are here to provide safety, advocacy, and the resources they need to move forward, so that no one has to face it alone when it matters most.

We recently made a technology donation to The Welman Project to support their work equipping teachers and students across our community. Proud to support a partner creating real impact in Fort Worth. #GetHelpFindHope

Volunteer Recognition Day during National Volunteer Week 💜 392 hours. That’s how much time our volunteers gave in 2025 to support survivors and strengthen our community. You don’t just envision a better world, you help build it. Thank you for showing up and making a difference.

A “yes” after pressure isn’t consent. Begging, guilt, or wearing someone down is coercion, a form of sexual violence. This is true in every relationship, including marriage. Sex against your will is never ok. If you’ve experienced this, it’s not your fault. We’re here to help.

We're hiring an Advocate to provide direct services to domestic violence survivors in Tarrant County. Full-time | $45K | Bachelor's degree + 1-2 yrs experience req'd. If this sounds like you or someone you know, send a resume to wsanchez@onesafeplace.org. #NonprofitJobs

This month marks 14 years of One Safe Place showing up for Tarrant County survivors, families, and our community. There is still work to do. And every year, we grow to meet it. Thank you, Tarrant County. 💜

Survivors deserve patience, not judgment. Leaving an abusive relationship is rarely a single decision. If someone you love is struggling, let them know One Safe Place is here. #GetHelpFindHope

The cycle of domestic violence isn't inevitable. Through programs like Camp Hope & Imagine No Violence, we work with Tarrant County children every year to build resilience and a vision for something better. They deserve a future free from violence. We believe they can have one.

Domestic violence impacts tens of thousands of Tarrant County families every year. If that's you, or someone you love, you are not alone. We see you. We believe you. We're here for you. Confidential. No appointment needed. 📞 817-916-4323 📍1100 Hemphill St. #GetHelpFindHope

Help is here. Advocates. Legal help. Counseling. And so much more — all under one roof. Because getting help shouldn't be complicated. #GetHelpFindHope

When survivors feel safe enough to ask for help, everything can change. We launched our Safe at Work toolkit at last week's Women of Hope luncheon and the Fort Worth Report took notice. Read the full story: fortworthreport.org/2026/03/09/for…

Have questions or need support? One Safe Place offers confidential services at no cost. You can call or visit anytime. onesafeplace.org | 817-916-4323 | 1100 Hemphill St. Fort Worth, TX 76104 Help is available when you are ready. #GetHelpFindHope

Support does not stop after your first visit. One Safe Place connects you with counseling, legal support, children’s programs, and financial empowerment resources, all coordinated in one location. #GetHelpFindHope

Love is kind and respectful. Love is not fear or control. Love doesn’t hurt. “I only do it because I love you” is never an excuse for harm. If something doesn’t feel right, you’re not alone. We’re here to help you live free from violence and abuse. #GetHelpFindHope

Safety is the priority from day one. With your advocate, you will build a safety plan focused on practical steps to protect you now and support your journey toward a life free from violence. #GetHelpFindHope

When we understand risk, we better understand safety. Together, we use proven tools to understand what you are facing right now. This helps identify immediate concerns and guides steps that support your safety as early as possible. #GetHelpFindHope