'Tis the season!
Holiday Program
Every December, we welcome donated toys, winter clothing, and gifts to support our Holiday Program. Many survivors of domestic abuse have no other resources for the holidays. We count on you, our community, to help make the holiday season bright for our clients and their children.
A SAFE PLACE TO
START A NEW LIFE
Safe Harbor offers a continuum of services for survivors of domestic abuse and their children in Greenville, Anderson, Pickens and Oconee. Our services include a 24/7 help line, safe emergency shelters, counseling for adults and children, case management, assistance with filing for an Order of Protection, transitional housing, domestic abuse education and parenting classes, and group support.
Domestic ABUSe Does Not Discriminate
Who Is Affected?
Domestic abuse is an intersectional issue. While anyone could be a victim of domestic abuse, not everyone has the same resources to leave the relationship. Many communities face additional barriers of discrimination that make it even more difficult to ask for help, find help, and/or leave the relationship.
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HOW WE HELP
SAFE HARBOR'S WORK
GET INVOLVED
MAKE A GIFTWhen you give to Safe Harbor, 82 cents of every dollar goes directly to our intervention services and prevention initiatives to break the cycle of domestic abuse in the Upstate of South Carolina. |
BOOK A SPEAKERWe are available to provide domestic abuse education and information about Safe Harbor’s services through speaking engagements, trainings, workshops and awareness campaigns. |
SUPPORT OUR SHOPSafe Harbor Resale Shop operates solely on donations from our generous community. Donations are tax deductible and make a difference in the lives of our clients. |
DONATE FURNITUREYour donated furniture can support our clients as they transition out of our programs and start a new life, and can also raise money for Safe Harbor by going to our Resale Shop to be re-sold. |
I am a survivor of domestic abuse.
“I didn’t know that I was being abused because my definition of abuse looked different. My husband pushed me, but most of my suffering was verbal and psychological. I left my husband to protect our young daughter. Almost immediately I felt the weight of his oppression begin to lift. I could see a difference in my daughter as well. Then he broke into my home and assaulted me in-front of her.
I sought help and was led to Safe Harbor. My daughter and I are in counseling now. I am sorting out the mess that abuse has caused. I am finding my voice and seeking opportunities to grow and better my life as well as my daughter's. She will gauge her self-worth from my own self-worth. I must show her that she deserves the best, by expecting the best for myself.
Many years I suffered in silence. By telling my story and being honest with friends and family, I am taking control of my life again.”
- Beth
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