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
Are you in danger? Text 44357 on your smartphone to find the nearest Safe Place site based on your location. If needed, our team will come to that site to pick you up.
Become a part of our family and together we can carry out the mission of Safe Harbor!
Volunteer opportunities range from direct interaction with children living at the center and involvement in various Safe Harbor programs to administrative help. The staff at Safe Harbor can help match a volunteer’s interests and availability with program needs, to create a rewarding and beneficial experience for the children, the program and the person willing to support our cause.
PREVENT, RECOGNIZE, and REACT RESPONSIBLY TO CHILD ABUSE
History has proven, during times of crisis, families experience a heightened level of vulnerability, often leading to a breakdown of the family unit resulting in higher incidence of child abuse and neglect.
Since the Coronavirus began impacting our community over three weeks ago, Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Centers have experienced a 132% increase in the number of reported allegations of child abuse and sexual assaults.
Thank you to The Brunswick News for sharing information about our Safe Place program.
Safe Place Week brings awareness to youth safety program
thebrunswicknews.com
The Safe Place program, which offers safety to at-risk youth nationwide, is spreading awareness this week about its outreach services provided to youth in need of immediate help in communitiesWith Glynn County Schools converting to digital learning as a result of the COVID-19, Safe Harbor is in need of 6 desk-top or laptop computers to ensure each child served has the tools needed to academically succeed during this period.
If you or someone you know has access to be able to donate or loan a computer to supplement those we currently have please contact us 912-267-6000.
This past weekend as the final lesson in the Toolbox Ministry Series, our kids built bookshelves for one of our programs and for a family in need. All 15 kids who completed the Toolbox Ministry Program got a wireless drill as a graduation gift. They learned so much and had a great time with each project. A huge shout out and thank you to our Toolbox Ministry volunteers, Sam & John!!!
