Las Vegas Built the World’s Greatest Entertainment City.

Now we must build the safest one.

$18 Million Goal 57.8%

Domestic violence and human trafficking are among the most urgent crises facing Southern Nevada. One Safe Place will change that.

For the first time in Nevada, survivors will be able to access legal protection, counseling, medical care, housing support, and advocacy—all in one place. But the most important thing we are building is hope..

THE PROBLEM

Las Vegas Faces a Crisis Few People See

Behind the lights and success of our city, thousands of families are living in fear.

Clark County continues to experience some of the highest rates of domestic and sexual violence in the nation, with 138 related homicides since 2023.

For survivors seeking help, the current system is fragmented.

They must travel between courts, police departments, social services, medical providers, and counseling centers – often while still in danger.

For many, the system is simply too overwhelming to navigate.

And lives are lost because of it.

THE SOLUTION

One Safe Place: A First-of-Its-Kind Campus for Nevada

One Safe Place will bring the entire response system under one roof.

Survivors will have access to:

Legal advocacy and protective orders

Crisis counseling and trauma therapy

Child and family services

Medical and forensic care

Housing and financial assistance

All coordinated by a multidisciplinary team focused on safety and recovery.

Instead of navigating a broken system, survivors will enter one door—and find everything they need to rebuild their lives.

This model has proven transformative in other cities.

Now Las Vegas is building one of the most comprehensive campuses in the nation.

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."

WHY LAS VEGAS LEADERS ARE STEPPING FORWARD

The State of Nevada has already committed millions to launch this project – one of the largest investments ever made to address domestic violence in the state.

But government funding alone cannot build the future our community deserves.

This is a moment for Las Vegas leaders to step forward.

To build something that will save lives for generations.

THE OPPORTUNITY: A Rare Chance to Shape the Future of Las Vegas

We are assembling a group of philanthropic leaders to complete the vision of One Safe Place. These founding investors will:

Help launch a nationally recognized model of survivor care
Protect thousands of families every year
Establish a permanent legacy of safety in our city
Accelerate the renovation of the campus
Expand life-saving services
Create lasting naming opportunities within the facility
Most importantly, they will send a message that Las Vegas stands with survivors.

LEAVE YOUR LEGACY AT ONE SAFE PLACE

Only $7.6 million remains to bring this life-saving campus fully to life. Legacy gifts will ensure survivors in Clark County can access safety, justice, and healing the moment they walk through our doors.

To explore an investment or learn about naming opportunities, complete the form below or contact Bridget Young, Vice President of Philanthropy at or 702-981-0374.

GIVING LEVELS

Survivor Resource Center – $1M

Naming the Survivor Resource Center is a profound way to offer hope, healing, and dignity to those rebuilding their lives after trauma. Your name will be prominently displayed, serving as a daily reminder to survivors that someone believes in their strength and future. This legacy of compassion not only supports life-changing services—it sends a powerful message of solidarity, showing survivors they are not alone. It’s a meaningful way to create lasting impact, both seen and deeply felt.

Healing Spaces:

Hope and Healing Office – $250K

The initial point of contact for survivors, offering immediate support and guidance.

Welcome Sanctuary – $100K

A calming entryway designed to provide comfort and a sense of security.

Hope Suites (8 available) – $25K each

Private rooms where survivors can access resources and begin their healing process.

Supportive Environments:

Peace Plaza – $50K

An outdoor space fostering reflection and community connection.

Childwatch – $50K

A safe area for children, allowing parents to focus on recovery services.

The Lounge – $50K

A comfortable setting for survivors to relax during their visit.

Collaboration Areas:

The Collaboration Center – $250K

A dedicated space for partner agencies to coordinate comprehensive care.

Collaborative Hub – $50K

A shared workspace promoting teamwork among service providers.

Crisis Team Office – $250K

The operational center for immediate crisis response and support.

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