What is a Safe Home Shelter?

SAFEHOME is a mission is to end the domestic violence on women & children. The safe home provides shelter, advocacy, counseling, and prevention education in our community& also, take legal action again them.

SAFEHOME offers safe shelter, 24-hour crisis hotline, counseling, child care, school and community education programs, hospital advocacy, and civil legal assistance. These services are free & confidential from everyone.

It also offers a confidential, safe and healing atmosphere for women and children to love, gain inner strength, build self-esteem, and heal.

Domestic violence may be the abuser's apologies. As it is loving gestures in between the episodes of abuse that make it difficult to leave it.

In many communities of rural areas, women and girls have abused do not have access to a formal shelter facility because of the lack of shelters in their community or country prevents them from going to available shelters there.

In this model sometimes community members may inform publicly or offer them to share their home for a temporary basis. While these homes may not be the guarantee for a woman’s safety.

They are an important option for the women that need an immediate safe space away from any threat of violence of rustic restaurant designs.

Safe Home Shelter has been developed for the following reasons:

• It provides emergency protection in terms of communities where formalized shelters and services yet exist.
• It creates an opportunity for the women to make the arrangements to travel to the nearest available women’s home shelter in terms of women safety.
• In some communities, a coordinator provides outreach services to support safe home design activities.
• We must have to increase the accessibility of the protection and assistance for the women who have been shown to underutilize these home shelters.

Limitations of it:

• Safe homes often do not have added security features that result in concerns over the safety of those involved making this a controversial story.
• This is just not a low-risk situation due to limited security features which may be provided in the model may lead to high risk.
• In some remote communities, women may need to travel by air or by sea to reach a safe home shelter and that make arrangements to get on their own. It is also an additional barrier to receiving support in this risky model.
• The temporary nature of these safe homes is the need for women to move to a formal shelter means that women using this model may eventually need to leave their communities to reach the safe home shelter.

Service providers should take care of the following components:

• Telephone connection, easy accessibility by the police &other security factors.
• It is based on the realities of the community that needs of women seeking accommodation anywhere.

• The Written agreements of understanding to clarify the roles and responsibilities of different service providers in the community.
• It is also to ensure that security, health, legal& etc. to women survivors that accesses their safe homes.