LAS VEGAS - SafeNest and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) announced the expansion of Project Safe 417 (PS417) to all 10 LVMPD Command Centers effective today, February 24, 2020. Named after the LVMPD “417” code for domestic violence, PS417 is designed to bridge the gap between LVMPD officer response to the time when a victim/survivor receives crisis … [Read more...] about SafeNest, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Expand Project Safe 417
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Local Artist Unveils Inspirational Mural for SafeNest Shelter Families
Detail image of the “Hope” mural SafeNest and local artist Scott Bauer, today unveiled a custom mural at SafeNest’s confidential shelter for families impacted by domestic violence. The mural titled “Hope” is displayed in the main dining hall and reflects Bauer’s unique style of geometric word art. “We can’t thank Scott enough for his time and creativity on this project”, … [Read more...] about Local Artist Unveils Inspirational Mural for SafeNest Shelter Families
SafeNest Invites Southern Nevada to Take (a few thousand) Steps Toward Fighting Domestic Violence
Lace up your sneakers this October and go the extra mile, literally, to help domestic violence victims and celebrate their survival. SafeNest, Southern Nevada’s largest nonprofit organization dedicated to serving individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, will hold its inaugural Run for Hope 5k & Survivor Celebration on Oct. 12 at the Springs Preserve, 333 … [Read more...] about SafeNest Invites Southern Nevada to Take (a few thousand) Steps Toward Fighting Domestic Violence
Around the State: October 2018
SafeNest Opens New Donation Center Nevada’s largest non-profit organization serving those affected by domestic violence, SafeNest, has opened a new donation center headquarters. The new center doubles the non-profits capacity, expanding from 1,000 to 2,500 square feet and employing 20 full- and part-time staff. Donations to the center total over 200,000 pounds each month and … [Read more...] about Around the State: October 2018