On the Edge of Transformation: FY 2025 Impact Report
This past year, Safe Alliance impacted 25,524 individuals, a milestone made possible through a combination of direct client services, volunteer engagement, community events, and in-kind contributions. Each person reached represents a life touched by hope, healing, and support. View Full FY24-25 Report From safety plans developed in moments of crisis to ongoing counseling sessions that help survivors reclaim their sense of self, every service was made possible because our co ... Read moreThe Umbrella Center: A New Chapter of Hope and Healing
Construction has officially begun on The Umbrella Center: a best practice, centralized location for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, human trafficking, and child abuse in Mecklenburg County. After years of planning and collaboration, the project is now entering a pivotal phase that will turn the vision of victim-centered, coordinated care into a reality: all under one roof. To mark the beginning of this new chapter, community leaders and partner organiz ... Read moreThe Life-Saving Power of Collaboration: Survivor Resource Center’s Team
Opening in February 2021, the Survivor Resource Center is the precursor to The Umbrella Center, Charlotte-Mecklenburg's family justice center. It serves victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, and human trafficking. Cases are referred to the Survivor Resource Center by community partners, and within the referral form, partners are asked whether the individual is at high risk. Safe Alliance's threshold for determining if the situation is high risk is if ... Read moreThe Umbrella Center Updates- June 2024
Individuals who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, human trafficking, and elder abuse face extensive barriers to obtain services and justice. Safe Alliance CEO and President, Laura Lawrence (pictured right), said currently "People had to go to nine different locations, fill out 27 forms and tell their stories 27 times". Through countless amounts of advocacy and collaboration, organizations have found a way for individuals in Mecklenburg County to have an easier pa ... Read moreIn an emergency please dial 911
Call the Greater Charlotte Hope Line 24/7 for info on parenting, domestic violence and sexual assault 980.771.4673.
