Safehome

Our Story

Safehome is a dedicated nonprofit organization founded in 1980 by Martha Hunt, who opened her home to a neighbor escaping domestic violence. Since then, Safehome has become a beacon of hope for survivors in Johnson County, providing essential services such as shelter, advocacy, and counseling. As the only intimate partner abuse shelter in Johnson County and the largest in Kansas, Safehome serves approximately 8,000 individuals each year.

Impact

Safehome offers critical support to survivors of intimate partner abuse through a 24-hour hotline, safe shelter, individual and group counseling, and legal assistance. The organization has transformed the lives of thousands, empowering them to break free from violence and lead healthy, independent lives.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to Safehome are vital in maintaining quality services for families in need. Donations ensure that survivors receive the necessary support to rebuild their lives and break the cycle of violence.

Get Involved

Join the fight against domestic violence by donating today! Your support can provide safety and hope to those facing partner abuse. Whether through cryptocurrency or cash, every contribution makes a difference in the lives of survivors.