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- EIN 82-2556108
- +1 (646) 477-434
- PO Box 754225 Forest Hills NY 11375 USA
- Safenetworkinc.org
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Causes: Alliances & Advocacy, Arts & Culture, Homeless & Housing, Human Services, Travelers Aid, Victims Services
Mission: Our mission is to expose human trafficking. Safe is committed to alleviating the suffering of those who are being trafficked by providing safe housing, education, and survivors mentoring training. We are also committed to raising awareness on public, political and church platforms to stop this horrific violence. SAFE is dedicated to empowering these women to have a voice through council and emotional healing. SAFE’s objective is to promote these victims not only to survive but to succeed In life. Vision Statement SAFE is a non-profit organization purposed to rescue and house human trafficked mothers who have been disconnected from their children with the hope of bringing restoration. To raise awareness of all facets of the problem. To bring greater understanding of human trafficking. Grow our organization in both housing and outreach programs. To partner with other nonprofits to fight this horrific crime. To speak out for victims rights and provide services for survivors.
Results: We have house ten survivors of human trafficking.
Target demographics: Human Trafficking
Direct beneficiaries per year: 10 survivors, educated students
Geographic areas served: Jasmine's story Having directly gone through her own personal experience as a survivor of human trafficking, Jasmine is a passionate and organized leader for those having suffered from human trafficking. Making it her life goal and passion to help others in similar situations, Jasmine decided to launch her own non-profit last year, SAFE Network, in order to facilitate a community of support, housing, and counseling to support recent victims of human trafficking. Jasmine empathizes with the incredibly negative impact of such an experience. She hopes that a support system created by someone who has experienced a similar situation will not only help her clients facilitate structure, but will empower them to create an improved and new life for themselves. Currently, Jasmine is still structuring her business in order to best create the largest impact possible. She dreams one day of being able to support trafficking victims internationally, and even has prospective housing in Australia. Jas
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