Project S.A.V.E(Survivors Against Violence Efforts)

Project S.A.V.E’s mission is to provide trauma-informed, survivor-centered support to individuals impacted by sexual violence and intimate partner violence. Through therapy, victim advocacy, and a choice-based model of care, we work to reduce barriers and ensure every survivor can access services that honor their autonomy, dignity, and path to healing.

Project S.A.V.E is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals impacted by sexual violence and intimate partner violence. We provide trauma-informed, survivor-centered services including therapy, victim advocacy, and care navigation, all grounded in a choice-based model of care. This means we do not prescribe a single path to healing, clients are empowered to select the services that best meet their needs, readiness, and goals.

Our work is rooted in the belief that healing should be accessible, affirming, and free from unnecessary barriers. We prioritize serving individuals from underserved and marginalized communities, including those who may face financial, cultural, or systemic obstacles to care. Through sliding scale services and community partnerships, we aim to expand access to high-quality mental health and support services.

Project S.A.V.E values dignity, autonomy, and culturally responsive care. We work collaboratively across disciplines, integrating clinical services with advocacy to ensure that each individual receives holistic, coordinated support. Our approach centers trust, safety, and empowerment, meeting survivors where they are and walking alongside them throughout their healing journey.