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When *John, a transgender man, entered S.A.F.E. House, he was escaping a physically and emotionally abusive relationship that had left him isolated, traumatized, and uncertain about the future. After moving from another state with promises of a better life, John found himself far from everything he had known. As the abuse escalated and his partner’s instability and manipulation worsened, the relationship eventually left them unhoused. Like many victims in the LGBTQ+ community

In October 2025, we were privileged to have a former shelter resident as our guest speaker for the Midsummer Night's Dream Gala event. Cheyenne told her story eloquently -- and honestly. She has given us permission to share her words... "My name is Cheyenne. I'm here today as living proof that healing is possible when you're given the right support. I owe that to S.A.F.E. House. "Not too long ago, my life looked very different. I was the victim of domestic violence. I was i

Rachel* spent 10 years in a marriage marked by physical, sexual, and psychological abuse. Even after she made the difficult decision to separate, the harassment did not stop. Her husband continued showing up at her home, yelling and pounding on the windows — reminding her that she and her children were still not safe. Realizing she could no longer protect her family on her own, Rachel began searching for help. That search led her to S.A.F.E. House. With courage and determinat