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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 […]

During the month of November, you can help support A Safe Place as the non-profit of the month for Stop & Shop’s Community Bag Program. For every reusable bag sold at Stop & Shop’s 9 Salem

A Safe Place’s Silent Witness Project is an exhibit showcased around the Nantucket community during Domestic Violence Awareness Month in the month of October. This project is a visual representation of the Massachusetts women, men and

Domestic Violence Awareness Month puts a crucial spotlight on a public health issue that impacts all communities, including Nantucket, each and everyday. Even though you may not personally see abuse happening, please remember that does not

When it’s hard to talk, it’s up to us to listen. A Safe Place domestic violence advocates are available around the clock to answer our 24-hour hotline, provide crisis support as requested at Nantucket Cottage Hospital,

Back to School Resource & Services Fair Hosted by A Safe Place & Source Hub A Safe Place and Source Hub invite the Nantucket community to our Back to School Resource & Services Fair on Thursday

A Safe Place Welcomes New Board of Directors President, Jane Loose On July 1, A Safe welcomed Jane Loose as President of our Board of Directors. Jane has been with A Safe Place since 2017, previously

Linda Hoey began her years as a board member with A Safe Place in 2011. Serving as our Board President for the last four years, she has brought vision, guidance, and compassion to our organization and

A Safe Place advocates Annabel Dannheim and Frejae Burrows met recently with Massachusetts State Representative Dylan Fernandes to talk about important pieces of legislation related to domestic violence and healthy relationships that we hope will be