Safe Harbor
Non-Profit Domestic Violence Womens/Childrens Shelter
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Breaking the cycle of violence isn’t easy. But it’s easier with your help. At Safe Harbor, our programs and services do a lot to help women and children ...
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Breaking the cycle of violence isn’t easy. But it’s easier with your help. At Safe Harbor, our programs and services do a lot to help women and children ...
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Breaking the cycle of violence isn’t easy. But it’s easier with your help. At Safe Harbor, our programs and services do a lot to help women and children ...
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About this facility
- Hours
- 24/7
- Service
- Temporary
Notes
Serving unaccompanied women, single parent families, domestic violence victims and their children.
Safe Harbor is a non-profit, non-government agency in St. Tammany Parish serving women and children who are victims of domestic abuse. We can provide a safe place to stay and a variety of critical support services ranging from crisis intervention and legal advocacy to playgroups and counseling for kids.
Our professional staff and trained volunteers help bridge the gap between victimization and independence. That includes everything from accessing the right social services to finding a job and a new place to live. We’re available 24 hours a day. We’re completely confidential. And we don’t charge for the help we provide.
Safe Harbor is a member of the Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence and is funded by state and federal grants, donations and fundraising events. Our services are made possible, in part, by grants from the Governor’s Office of Women’s Policy, Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement/VAWA, Office on Justice Programs/VAWA, and Louisiana Bar Foundation/IOLTA.