Our Issues and Impact
SafeNest is dedicated to ending domestic and sexual violence.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to provide comprehensive, collaborative, and innovative services for everyone affected by domestic violence, sexual abuse, and human trafficking while passionately working to end this shared epidemic.
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Our Vision
Relationships free from violence and abuse
Our Impact in 2022
Shelter Services
Total number of emergency shelter bednights
63,426
Shelter Services
SafeNest provides confidential, emergency shelter to victims of domestic and sexual violence, including children and pets.
Emergency ShelterCourt Support
Survivors assisted with protection orders
2,522
Survivors assisted through Criminal and Family Court proceedings
9,044
Court Support
SafeNest helps survivors navigate their legal options and provide support throughout legal proceedings, including acquiring protection orders.
Court SupportHotline Services
Crisis callers assisted
17,523
Hotline Services
Trained advocates help survivors develop a safety plan, file emergency temporary protection orders, connect with resources, access our emergency shelter and more.
24/7/365 Domestic Violence HotlineCounseling Offices
Therapy sessions provided
7,312
Counseling Offices
SafeNest provides private and group counseling services designed to help victims recover from the trauma of abuse and stop the cycle of violence. Licensed therapists, counselors and social workers counsel victims, batterers and their children.
Counseling ServicesCrisis Response in the Field
Survivors supported in court and on-scene with LVMPD
3,472
Crisis Response in the Field
Project Safe 417 (PS417) is a unique collaborative program between SafeNest and the Las Vegas Metro Police Department (LVMPD) dedicated to reducing domestic and sexual violence related abuse and homicides in the Las Vegas valley.
PS417Community Education
Youth and adult participants trained in domestic and sexual violence prevention and crisis intervention
5,849
Prevention & Outreach
SafeNest helps build safer communities through prevention, education, and workplace training programs designed to end domestic and sexual violence.
Prevention & EducationVolunteers
Volunteers recruited and trained
277
Hours of direct service provided by volunteers
16,379
Hours of service provided by Board of Directors
1,300
Volunteers
Our domestic violence first response volunteers are tough, dedicated, fearless HEROES. We respond when survivors need us most. We support victims in immediate crisis.
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