Safe at Home Program

For many survivors of domestic violence, leaving an abusive relationship means facing housing instability and financial challenges. Our Safe at Home Program helps men and women stay safely in their own homes or transition into safe, affordable housing while receiving ongoing support to rebuild their lives.

Housing Support and Services

Safe at Home provides up to 24-months of community-based case management paired with housing assistance for survivors of intimate partner violence. Our goal is to help individuals and families move toward long-term safety and housing stability. The path to safe, affordable housing is complex and challenging, and we work alongside participants every step of the way.

Services may include:

• Relocation assistance (such as security deposits and essential furniture) – as available
• Time-limited rental subsidies – as available
• Housing advocacy and support navigating the rental process
• Economic empowerment programming to help increase income and financial stability
• Connections to community resources for long-term support

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What to Expect

Securing safe and affordable housing can be challenging. While the Safe At Home program does not require participants to have income to enroll, most landlords require a steady source of income or other qualifying criteria. Our team works closely with participants to navigate these realities, build financial readiness, and identify viable housing options.

Participants work with a dedicated case manager to:

• Explore income-building opportunities
• Apply for subsidized and affordable housing programs
• Strengthen applications for private market rentals