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A Safe Place Hosts Guest Speaker For NHS By Joan Harris, Associate Editor of Veritas ” On February 6th, Nantucket High School hosted an assembly that featured a presentation by the island’s premier social services organization, […]

More Information/Registration Here Join us for our 10th Annual Walk A Mile For A Safe Place on Saturday, April 6! Supporting our mission by joining this family friendly one mile walk allows us to raise awareness

In Memoriam On February 18, 2024, A Safe Place and the Nantucket community lost a prominent leader with the passing of Linda Hoey.  Most recently, she was the President of the Board of Directors of A

Join us on March 30th for Resource Madness, a collaboration event between A Safe Place, SourceHub, and the Nantucket Family Resource Center. On and off island organizations will be on hand to provide free resources and

Walk A Mile For A Safe Place raises awareness as well as funding for our free and confidential domestic violence and sexual assault survivor programs and services within the Nantucket community. Your sponsorship of this event

A Safe Place Welcomes New Nantucket Police Chief, Jody Kasper The new Chief of Police for the Nantucket Police Department (NPD), Jody Kasper, recently sat down with Executive Director, Jennifer Frazee, and Domestic Violence & Sexual

A Safe Place presents actor, speaker, and author April Hernandez Castillo at Nantucket High School on February 6 as part of our youth prevention and community outreach. April is best known for her role as “Eva”

For some of us, 2023 was a great year — and for others it was filled with hardship. It’s important to stay mindful of this as we move along with the push and pull of 2024

A Safe Place’s Rachel Larson Devine attended Dr. Jackson Katz’s Mentors in Violence Prevention Leadership Training in Amherst, MA this past November. The program consisted of three days of interactive learning with Dr. Katz and his

With some of the recent media headlines on island, A Safe Place decided to make a public statement with reminders that domestic violence and sexual assault are very real issues within our Nantucket community and that