Safe Shelter Collaborative: brief overview

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Donors

Sheltering agencies

Survivor-centered,

trauma-informed care

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The Safe Shelter Collaborative is a collaboration.

+ Community-designed

technology

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The Safe Shelter Collaborative improves access to urgently needed shelter for a greater number and diversity of human trafficking and domestic violence survivors.

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The Safe Shelter Collaborative has three components:

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1. Increase the capacity of organizations to offer survivor-centered, trauma-informed care to survivors of human trafficking.

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2. Technology to maximize the ability to find available and appropriate shelter space.

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Agencies contact each other with enough non-identifying client information to request shelter.

The average response time

is under 5 minutes.

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3. The ability to source funding for a hotel room, when that is an appropriate and safe option for the survivor.

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Engage supporters to make a tax-deductible donation for hotel stays via the SafeNight app.

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Survivors are getting shelter faster. On average, agencies are responding to shelter requests in under 5 minutes.

Shelters are helping a broader diversity of survivors than expected.

Intake is expedited, reducing survivor re-traumatization.

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Safe Shelter Collaborative members

• 501(c)(3) organizations, tribal entities, and law enforcement agencies that offer victim assistance services.

• Organizations that provide shelter or shelter referral services to survivors of domestic violence, runaway and homeless youth, or human trafficking.

• Organizations trained to provide trauma-informed and survivor-centered support for survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence.

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www.SafeShelterCollaborative.org