The people who are most at risk of violence, exploitation, and harm are often the same people who lack access to the funding and resources needed to protect themselves. Survivors of violence, individuals with disabilities, at-risk youth, and under-resourced communities are left vulnerable—not because they don’t need safety education, but because they can’t afford it.

At Project GET SAFE, we believe that everyone deserves access to life-saving safety training, regardless of their circumstances. As the 501(c)(3) nonprofit arm of GET SAFE, we work to close the gap by subsidizing safety education for the people who need it most.