SafeFutures

Safe Futures is proud to announce that our “Threads of Hope” Fashion Show, co-hosted by New London Youth Affairs and the Safe Futures Prevention Team, was recognized at the 15th Annual First 100 Plus Awards by the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence!

Thank you very much to the Liberty Bank Foundation for a recent donation for Phoenix House, our Transitional Housing Program at Safe Futures. Pictured here is Mike Madonna & David Bouffard of Liberty Bank with Jeff Seyler, Safe Futures Chief of Staff.

We are always here to help. Our trained advocates are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to provide crisis intervention, emergency housing, counseling, court support, and access to other important resources for individuals and families dealing with abuse.

Safe Futures was happy to invite Bay the CT Water Safety Dog to visit our Kids Club last week! We participated in storytime with their new book, talked about the importance of water safety, and shared some puppy snuggles with the group.

It’s National Police Week and we’d like to thank all our incredible police departments, local police officers, law enforcement officials, and local police dogs for their service, partnership, and commitment to keeping our communities safe!

Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible moms, grandmothers, aunts, stepmoms, adoptive moms, foster moms, and mother figures in our community! 🌸

Safe Futures was proud to be one of the 52 non-profit organizations to receive a grant from The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut Foundation! Thank you to The Chamber's Foundation Board and generous donors and sponsors for supporting our work at Safe Futures!

Our elder advocates, Nick and Atiya, attended Montville Senior Center for their Senior Health Fair last month to share information about our services and programs! We are here to help anyone who feels unsafe or abused. Safe Futures 24/7 Confidential Hotline: (860) 701-6001

Register today for the 75th Annual Citizen of the Year Celebration honoring our very own Katherine Verano taking place on Friday, May 15th at 6:00pm in the Celebrity Ballroom at Foxwoods Resort Casino! 🌟 Tickets available online: info.chamberect.com/events/Details…

Preparation for construction of The Center for Safe Futures has begun! The Center for Safe Futures is designed to be a Family Justice Center Model and will dramatically expand community support for victims and survivors impacted by abuse. Learn more:msafefuturesct.org/the-center

Our Safe Futures team joined thousands for the Rally for Nonprofit Funding at the State Capitol Building in Hartford today!

Safe Futures was grateful to take part in Southeastern Connecticut Day at the Connecticut State Capitol in Hartford yesterday. Thank you to our state representatives, senators, and guests who stopped by to visit with us and learn more about the work that we do!

We are always here to help. 💜 Our trained advocates are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to provide crisis intervention, emergency housing, safety planning, and other services for victims of abuse. Safe Futures 24/7 Hotline: (860) 701-6001.

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and it's important to raise awareness, support victims, and help to keep the children in our communities safe. Learn more at: nationalchildrensalliance.org/media-room/nat… Safe Futures 24/7 Confidential Hotline: (860) 701-6001

Come enjoy a night of great comedy, great company, and meaningful impact! Join us on Thursday, May 7th at Mohegan Sun - hosted by T. Charles Brantley, PhD, The Relationship Trainer, with a portion of the proceeds benefitting Safe Futures. Tickets: events.leapevents.com/event/thirsty-…

Safe Futures was happy to join Mission Sunday at Mystic Congregational Church this past weekend for a special coffee hour to raise awareness about our work helping victims of abuse in Southeastern Connecticut.

Looking for a meaningful volunteer experience? Safe Futures is looking for Camp HOPE Volunteer Counselors for this summer! ☀️ To learn more, please email Jessica, Safe Futures Camp HOPE and Pathways Manager at jpattersonkibbe@safefuturesct.org for more information.

Safe Futures was happy to attend the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut’s Women in Leadership Luncheon last week! This event offered an opportunity to hear insightful perspectives from a set of female panelists from our region.

Last week, eight youth and several caregivers joined Safe Futures Camp HOPE & Pathways staff and college interns from Connecticut College, Mitchell College, and Three Rivers Community College in some cupcake decorating fun!

Thank you to State Representative Anthony Nolan and The Social Equity Council for hosting an educational luncheon explaining opportunities for nonprofits serving disproportionately impacted areas in Southeastern Connecticut.