HomeSafe

At HomeSafe, we have been providing hope and support to victims of child abuse and domestic violence in Palm Beach County for 40 years. Our team of professionals provides resources that enable clients to prevent family violence, to find protection from abuse, and to prepare for futures free from harm. Our mission is creating safer, more productive lives for infants, children, young adults, and families.

This is an exciting time for HomeSafe as it undergoes a strategic transformation of its residential group care program for abused children. We are in the process of building two new state-of-the-art campuses that are scheduled to open in 2021. The journey toward well-being is not easy for our children, but these new campuses will provide an environment that will help considerably in their healing process.

As HomeSafe continues to grow and evolve, there are new opportunities to cultivate philanthropic support from individuals to help those in need and secure the agency’s long-term financial health. We are seeking an experienced advancement professional to help us grow a robust program. The chief advancement officer’s primary responsibility is to identify and cultivate philanthropic relationships with current and prospective donors and establish a robust planned giving program. This includes developing and managing a fundraising initiative to support the construction of new facilities.

Our programs include:

• Healthy Beginnings – An early intervention program serving children from birth through 5 years old and their families. Healthy Beginnings educates families about the importance of child development, helps parents monitor their children’s growth with free screenings and assessments, and ensures young children get a healthy start in life and are ready for kindergarten.
• Residential Group Care – HomeSafe operates five group homes in Palm Beach County for severely abused children ages 7-17. We provide comprehensive 24/7 therapeutic services designed to treat their trauma and enable them to transition to a less restrictive setting.
• Independent Living Housing Program (HomeSafe at Pond Place) – HomeSafe at Pond Place provides safe, affordable housing for young adults who have “aged out” of foster care and enables them to focus on completing their education.
• SafetyNet – Through an array of intensive therapeutic and support services, crisis intervention, and individual and group therapy, SafetyNet helps domestic violence victims take control of their lives to secure a safer, more productive future. The program also helps prevent future cases of violence by working to break the generational cycle of abuse.