Safe Futures stops abuse, restores hope, and saves lives of those impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking in southeastern CT
16 Jay Street, New London, CT
Joined July 2012
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Safe Futures was happy to attend the Southeastern Mental Health Authority's 4th Annual Integrated Care Open House in Norwich last week! We appreciate the opportunity to speak with community members about our free and confidential services.
Call for donations! We are collecting Halloween candy for our Trunk-or-Treat event for the children in our programs 🎃🍭 Please drop off donations by Thursday, 10/29 at 16 Jay Street in New London or shop our Amazon Wish List: a.co/0hqttcpA
Thank you for your support!
Today is #PurpleThursday - a national day of action during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Wear purple today to show your support for survivors and raise awareness about domestic violence. Take a selfie of you wearing purple and post with #PurpleThursday! 💜
Tomorrow 10/15 join us for Purple Thursday a national day of action during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Wear purple to show your support for survivors & raise awareness about domestic violence. Take a selfie post and tag us!
#PurpleThursday #DVAM #Every1KnowsSome1
Last day to shop Connecticut's Tax-Free Week and make a difference! We are just 25 backpacks away from meeting the needs of our Safe Futures families this school year. Donations can be made at 16 Jay St, New London.
Special thanks to Daniel Tompkins, who was recently presented the 2026 Groton Utilities Jacqueline B. Nixon Community Service Award. Dan was designated $2,500 from Groton Utilities to the charity of his choice, and we are honored he chose Safe Futures!
Some of the Camp Hope Pathways group enjoyed an amazing VIP Tour experience at the Mystic Aquarium. Huge thank you to the education staff for celebrating science and hope with our program kids and caregivers, volunteers, and staff!
We are happy to share that Safe Futures has once again earned our Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid and Four Star Rating from Charity Navigator for 2026! 🌟 To learn more about our work, visit us at safefuturesct.org.
Save the date! Our Safe Walk is happening on Sunday, October 4th, 2026 at Arnold Holm Jr. Memorial Park in Waterford 💜👟 Stay tuned for registration information for one of our most meaningful events of the year as part of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October!
A big thank you to Dime Bank for their sponsorship of our Drive Out Domestic Violence Golf Tournament that took place yesterday as well as for their 20 years of sustained support of Safe Futures’ mission and programs!
We are very grateful for your support!
Did you know... Abusers will often threaten to hurt a beloved family pet to control and manipulate their victim. That is why Safe Futures was the first emergency shelter in Connecticut to provide safe housing for victims with pets through our Protect Our Pets Program.
We are very grateful for our 2026 Golf Tournament Sponsors! ⛳️ We are excited to host this year's tournament on Thursday, July 23rd at Lake of Isles in North Stonington.
Abuse can happen to anyone at any time. Don't hesitate to contact us if you need help. Call our Safe Futures 24/7 Confidential Hotline at (860) 701-6001 or text CT Safe Connect at (888) 774-2900 to speak with an advocate today.
All our services are free and confidential.
We are incredibly grateful for this recent donation of over 1,500 diapers for Safe Futures clients by Honey, Home of Beauty in Groton🌟 Special thanks to Lena Lewis, owner of Honey and her husband Sergeant Michael Lewis of the New London Police Dept for dropping off donations!
We are still in high need for gift cards to meet the critical needs of victims in our programs. If you are able to donate gift cards to: Stop and Shop, Target, Walmart and VISA/MasterCard, please drop them off at 16 Jay Street, New London, CT. Thank you for your support!
We with everyone a happy and safe 4th of July! 🇺🇸
Our 24/7 Hotline is always available for anyone who needs help. Please call (860) 701-6001 or text CT Safe Connect at (888) 774-2900 to get immediate assistance.
CT Judicial Courts and Safe Futures offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd in honor of Independence Day.
If you or someone you know needs help, our 24/7 Confidential Hotline is always available by calling: (860) 701-6001 or by texting CT Safe Connect: (888) 774-2900.
Thank you to the United Way of Southeastern CT @unitedwaysect for their support of Genisis House, Counseling & Advocacy, and Prevention Education at Safe Futures!
Pictured here is the Safe Futures Leadership Team with United Way President and CEO Dina Sears-Graves.
