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Did you know that 1 in 10 children will be sexually abused by the age of 18? In recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month, please... Read More
Safe Harbor Treats Children Like Family
Who are we?
Safe Harbor is a home for children in need of a safe, loving environment – a place where they are treated like family. Known as local safe haven for desperate, helpless children who have nowhere else to turn, Safe Harbor is a welcoming sanctuary where children and older youth can escape abuse, torment and neglect.
Safe Harbor offers shelter from the streets and harm’s way, providing immediate aid, counsel and comfort. It is only then that Safe Harbor’s team of professionals can begin to heal wounds that are not as readily seen. Learn More
Donations are one of the most important means of support for Safe Harbor.
Without valuable contributions of goods and funds from generous people and organizations, Safe Harbor would not be able to help hundreds of children escape violence, abuse and neglect each year. Learn more about donating to Safe Harbor
Without valuable contributions of goods and funds from generous people and organizations, Safe Harbor would not be able to help hundreds of children escape violence, abuse and neglect each year. Learn more about donating to Safe Harbor
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Safe Harbor Newsletter: Winter 2018
We had a wonderful Christmas this year at Safe Harbor. The giving spirit began to bloom in the late fall and blossomed for the kids... Read More
Safe Harbor Newsletter: Fall 2017
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The Brunswick News: Safe Harbor Street Beat program receives community grant
At its June meeting, the Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation voted to award grants, totaling $82,525, to 18 community-based organizations serving Glynn, Camden and McIntosh... Read More
The Brunswick News: Exchange Club gives to charities
The Exchange Club of Brunswick recently held its annual donation luncheon. The club has a proud tradition of helping the local community by giving money... Read More
The Brunswick News: The Exchange Club spreads child abuse awareness
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Exchange club of Brunswick has partnered with Safe Harbor to help bring awareness to the community. The National... Read More
The Brunswick News: Safe Harbor Children’s Center opens its doors, welcomes residents
On a recent tour of the newly constructed Safe Harbor Children’s Center, one young future resident couldn’t believe he’d have his own monogrammed laundry bag.... Read More
Safe Harbor Newsletter: Spring 2017
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We are proud to have been awarded the Clean Sweep Award, presented by Keep Golden Isles Beautiful, the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce and the Brunswick News to businesses and non-profits that go the extra mile in keeping clean, green and beautiful premises. This was for Zach's Place, our Runaway & Homeless Youth Emergency Shelter on Gloucester. Thank you Keep Golden Isles Beautiful!!Promoting clean, green and beautiful community landscapes, the Clean Sweep Award recognizes businesses and non-profit organizations that keep their outside premises clean, green and attractive. Partnering with the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce and The Brunswick News, Keep Golden Isles Beautiful presents the awards quarterly. An anonymous seven-member volunteer committee from various community sectors uses specific judging criteria throughout each quarter to nominate and vote for businesses and organizations.
Think that you've got what it takes to volunteer? We are looking for volunteers to help with our kids this summer with special areas of interest. Some ideas: Speaker Series (have something interesting to talk about? We want to know!), music lessons, swimming lessons, field trips, etc....Let us know your unique talent! Start the volunteer process by clicking this link! www.safeharborcenterinc.org/volunteer/
A few weekends ago, St. Simons Presbyterian Church held their day of service dedicated to sprucing up our Children's Advocacy Center. Thank you so much to the members of St. Simons Presbyterian Church for all of your hard work!
Our Rape Crisis Center and the College of Coastal Georgia will be hosting a "Speak Out" event on the evening of April 25th. Jeffrey Garris, our guest speaker, will give a talk about the Transition from Victim to Survivor. We'd love to have you in attendance! Questions? Email or call Andrea at abelton@safeharborcenterinc.org or 912.554.0609.
Safe Place seeks new partnerships
thebrunswicknews.com
A program aimed at protecting vulnerable children is seeking new partnerships in Glynn and the surrounding counties, its director said this week.
