A Vision of Safety, A Future of Freedom is not just a motto; it embodies our commitment to enhancing community events that foster awareness and engagement. Through survivor advocacy, we aim to empower individuals and provide essential trafficking support services that ensure a safe and liberated future for all.
Join us for a community event on SATURDAY, JULY 26 from 12 PM to 4 PM at 900 DOGWOOD DR SE, CONYERS, GA 30012, where we will focus on survivor advocacy and provide information about trafficking support services.
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SUPPORT. ADVOCACY. FREEDOM. Join us in our community events focused on survivor advocacy and trafficking support services.
ACCEPTING NON PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS for our upcoming community events, which also focus on survivor advocacy and providing trafficking support services.
SWG Inc. offers around-the-clock counseling and police assistance, provided by staff who have lived experience with trafficking. This foundation of trust and empathy is vital for delivering effective, compassionate support through our trafficking support services.
To ensure the highest standards of safety and impact, it's crucial to offer comprehensive staff training, establish strong coordination with law enforcement, and enforce strict confidentiality protocols. Building partnerships with local organizations and engaging in community events can also expand the program’s reach and strengthen its long-term sustainability, ensuring that survivors receive consistent care over time.
This integrated approach—bringing together law enforcement collaboration, mental health support, and temporary shelter—reflects a well-considered response to the complex realities trafficking survivors face. Strong ties with local police allow for rapid intervention, while access to licensed counselors ensures professional mental health care. Thorough background checks for staff provide an added layer of safety and accountability.
Together, these elements position your initiative to deliver critical support at the most vulnerable moments, helping survivors begin the journey toward recovery and justice, while also promoting survivor advocacy.
Support. Advocacy. Freedom. Empowerment.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our mission, including vital community events and survivor advocacy initiatives that provide essential trafficking support services.
Coming in September! Be sure to join us for our community events focused on survivor advocacy and trafficking support services. First come, first serve.
Discover gently used and new clothing as you dress for the career you want. Our clothing closet is accessible for those returning to work or school, and it supports community events focused on survivor advocacy and trafficking support services.
Toy Assistance for children up to age 13 is part of our community events that aim to support families in need. We also offer Thanksgiving Boxes when available, alongside our programs focused on survivor advocacy and trafficking support services. Don't forget about our Back 2 School initiatives to help children prepare for the new academic year.
When funds are available, we will announce community events and provide updates on rental assistance coming soon, along with our ongoing survivor advocacy and trafficking support services.
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For those seeking assistance, our 24/7 Victims Hotline is available at (888)420-SAFE. We also offer essential trafficking support services and survivor advocacy to help individuals in need. Additionally, we organize community events focused on awareness and prevention, alongside providing placement and counseling.
Business Start Up initiatives often incorporate community events to foster networking and growth. Through Business Mentorship programs, individuals can gain valuable insights while also supporting survivor advocacy efforts. Additionally, enhancing Financial Literacy is crucial for those accessing trafficking support services, ensuring they have the tools needed for a successful future.
Entrepreneur Training
Outreach through community events
Events focused on survivor advocacy
Building Credit for accessing trafficking support services
Critical Thinking skills essential for advocacy
The Step Up Program is a mentorship initiative of S.A.F.E. of Georgia Inc. designed to empower youth ages 10–24 through positive role modeling, leadership development, and life skills training.
Youth Healing & Trust (Ages 3–12) SAFE Kids Expressive Arts Therapy – Healing through art, music, and play. Circle of Trust – Parent-child bonding and family trust rebuilding. SAFE Play & Learn – Play-based trust and resilience building, fostering community events that strengthen family connections. Youth Empowerment Academy – 8-week leadership and confidence program for ages 9–12, promoting survivor advocacy and youth empowerment. Youth & Young Adults (Ages 12–24) Youth Empowerment & Advocacy Workshops – Workshops on healthy relationships, leadership, and anti-trafficking awareness for young individuals. SAFE Rising Leaders Program – Workforce readiness, financial literacy, mentorship, and career coaching for ages 16–24, aimed at preparing participants to be proactive in their communities. Families & Survivors SAFE Families Emergency Assistance – Food, clothing, hygiene, school supplies, holiday assistance, and crisis referrals, providing vital trafficking support services. Family Healing & Resilience Program – 12-week trauma-informed counseling and life skills program for families and survivors, helping them rebuild and thrive.
We build relationships through community events to foster better communities, while also focusing on survivor advocacy and providing essential trafficking support services.
2442 S Stone Mountain Lithonia Road ste M, Lithonia, GA, USA
470-300-9563 ext 2
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
