If you've experienced an unwanted sexual encounter, we can help. SAFE's forensic nurses and advocates are not affiliated with law enforcement and can answer your questions. We're available 24/7.

Call: 512.267.SAFE (7233)
Text: 737.888.7233
Chat: safeaustin.org/chat

The City of Austin is nearing completion of transforming a rundown hotel into a vibrant, secure Emergency Shelter outfitted for families and individuals who are experiencing domestic violence, child abuse, and sex trafficking. Take a tour with us!

The Summer Willis Act to better define and codify consent has taken one step closer to becoming law after today's passage in the Texas House. Thank you Donna Howard for authoring this important piece of legislation. #txlege

April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month. Each April our Strong Start team covers the SAFE grounds with blue pinwheels -- a symbol representative of the childhood every kid deserves: one with playfulness, joy, and healthy relationships. Learn more at www.safeaustin.org/our-services....

April is #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth. If you think that you may have been sexually assaulted, there are options. Rape is never your fault, no matter the circumstances.

To talk confidentially about options, you can contact SAFEline by phone, text, or chat. #SAAM2025

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Last week, SAFE's Eloise House celebrated the grand opening of its new space. Eloise House has served Austin for 10 years this year, providing 24/7 free sexual assault advocacy support and crisis intervention.

Contact our SAFELine to connect with our advocates: 512-267-SAFE [7233]