There are many ways a person can volunteer to help end violence in our community.
Volunteers are S.A.F.E., Inc.’s most vital resource!
Some volunteers have direct contact with victims and their children by providing child care or teaching a women’s issues class.
Child care volunteers help to support our staff in taking care of children in the shelter so that their mothers can take advantage of Women’s Issues classes. Giving children a safe, stable place to grow while surrounded by positive people is one of S.A.F.E., Inc.’s primary goals.
Women’s Issues Classes help victims of violence by teaching them skills they need to manage life’s challenges on their own and where to find help if they need it. Past Women’s Issues classes have included Resume Writing, Budgeting, Nutrition and Personal Safety.
Other volunteers do work in our community to assist victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse in northeast Mississippi. By hosting a cell phone drive, food drive, or housewares drive, volunteers continually collect the things Survivors need to start their lives over.
Volunteers that hang our posters in public locations and help us with our public service announcements provide a lifeline to victims who may think they don’t have any support.
Interested in becoming a S.A.F.E., Inc. Volunteer?
You can contact Sonja Hamilton, our Volunteer Coordinator:
(662) 841-9138
sonja_safe@comcast.net
or you can download a volunteer application here:
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