SafeHaven of Tarrant County has a mission to end domestic violence through safety, support, prevention and social change.
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In 2011, Tarrant County recorded 26 domestic violence related deaths including two minors. These homicides left 20 children without mothers.
More than 2,500 different women and children found protection at our shelters last year.
SafeHaven answered more than 52,000 hotline calls in 2011.
We counseled and provided legal services to 3,278 women and children at two resource centers.
A local nonprofit, SafeHaven educated 36,483 people about domestic violence prevention and available services offered at no cost.
SafeHaven housed close to 300 women and children in transitional living accommodations.
Women who find shelter at SafeHaven don’t die.
SafeHaven is a Charity Navigator four-star rated agency.
