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Peace Starts with You

SafeNest’s One Safe Place will bring every life-saving resource under one roof, so a survivor can find safety, healing and home the very moment that walk through our doors. 
 
Your generosity is the difference. It will power the final $7.6 million needed to build a space where peace isn’t delayed or distant, but immediate. To learn more and help peace start with you, complete this form or contact Bridget Young, SafeNest VP of Philanthropy, at or 702-981-0374.
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The Epidemic in Clark County

Clark County is the most dangerous county in the country for domestic violence homicides.

The Solution: One Safe Place

Across the country, Family Justice Centers have transformed the response to domestic and sexual violence—reducing homicides and creating real pathways to safety and healing.
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A Proven Model That Saves Lives

One Safe Place is based on a nationally recognized, evidence-based model known as the Family Justice Center framework, developed and supported by Alliance for HOPE International.

This model brings together every critical service for survivors—law enforcement, legal support, healthcare, counseling, housing assistance, and more—all under one roof. By eliminating the need for survivors to navigate multiple agencies across town, Family Justice Centers provide immediate safety, comprehensive care, and a clear path forward.

San Diego, the first Family Justice Center in the nation, has seen a dramatic decline in domestic violence homicides since the model was introduced, with rates dropping by nearly 90%.
Survivors overwhelmingly support this approach. In more than 230 focus groups conducted by Alliance for HOPE International, every participant shared that having all services in one location would make it easier to get help
Families utilizing Family Justice Centers report feeling significantly safer and more supported compared to navigating multiple agencies on their own.
According to a 2017 analysis of homicide data by the Washington Post, cities with strong Family Justice Center models, like San Diego, Fort Worth, and Brooklyn, consistently rank among the lowest for domestic violence-related homicides.
Today, more than 150 Family Justice Centers operate across the U.S., providing life-saving, coordinated care and transforming outcomes for survivors and their families.
"Since my time in law enforcement, I've recognized SafeNest as a critical partner in providing essential support for victims of domestic and sexual violence and human trafficking. My office was proud to progress One Safe Place to the Interim Finance Committee and Nevada State Infrastructure Bank, so that we could expand access, resources, and care for victims."
Joe LombardoGovernor of Nevada
"Nevada currently ranks the fourth highest in the nation for rates of interpersonal violence. This project will provide desperately needed services to individuals who have suffered from domestic and sexual violence in a new state-of-the-art campus."
Zack ConineNevada State Treasurer
"I am thrilled that the Interim Finance Committee allocated funding to assist survivors of domestic violence and trafficking. This transformative project will provide comprehensive and essential services, helping to rebuild lives, and also ensuring a safer, stronger, more resilient community in Clark County."
Assemblywoman Daniele Monroe-MorenoInterim Finance Chairwoman
"SafeNest plays a vital role of empowering survivors of domestic and sexual violence. I am proud that officials, from both parties, have come together to support this organization and ensure we are doing all we can to lift up nonprofits that provide critical services to those who need it most."
Senator Marilyn Dondero Loop Chair of the Senate Finance Committee