Project SAVE

Philadelphia's only one-stop non-profit dedicated to helping survivors of domestic and sexual assault.
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Project S.A.V.E is a wellness-centered organization offering trauma-informed therapy and supportive services for individuals and communities seeking healing, stability, and empowerment.

03/09/2026

A huge THANK YOU to the incredible women of the Beta Delta Zeta Chapter, ,of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated for partnering with Project S.A.V.E to support the youth we serve! 💙✨
Because of your generosity, 10 amazing young people (5 boys and 5 girls) will receive items from our registry including journals, cozy blankets, and first aid kits to support their wellness, reflection, and self-care.

We love when community partnerships show up for our youth in meaningful ways. Thank you for helping us pour into the next generation and reminding them they are supported by a powerful village! 💫

03/05/2026

Join Project S.A.V.E for a day dedicated to healing, connection, and empowerment in honor of . Our Embrace Your Power event will bring community members together for a restorative yoga class, a creative expression workshop, a grounding workshop, and meaningful conversation in a supportive space.

Breakfast and lunch will be provided as we spend the day reconnecting with ourselves and each other.

Come breathe, create, reflect, and step fully into your power. 💙

Space is limited—be sure to register and share with someone who could use a day of wellness and community.

03/02/2026

Celebrating 10 years of healing, education, and advocacy. 💜💙💚Project S.A.V.E continues to stand with survivors and build stronger communities, together, we rise.

03/02/2026

This year, Project S.A.V.E enters our 10th year of education, advocacy, and community, and we’re gearing up for our best year yet!

For a decade, we’ve supported survivors of sexual and domestic violence with trauma-informed care, safety planning, and connection to essential social services. Ten years of impact. Ten years of trust. Ten years of walking alongside our community.

We have so much planned, and we don’t want you to miss a moment. Make sure you’re signed up for our mailing list to stay updated on events, resources, and ways to get involved.

Here’s to the next 10 years of healing and empowerment, together!

02/23/2026

This Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month ( ), remember: healthy relationships are built on respect, trust, and safety.

You have the power to notice the warning signs, speak up for yourself or a friend, and connect to support when something feels off.

Awareness leads to action.

During , take a moment to learn the signs of unhealthy relationships, emotional manipulation, controlling behavior, or digital abuse.

No one should navigate relationship challenges alone.

reminds us that friends, peers, and community advocates can make a difference. Listen, support, and speak up if you notice signs of harm.

Project S.A.V.E is here to provide guidance, advocacy, and connections to services that support young people in creating safe and healthy relationships.

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02/19/2026

Project S.A.V.E. is proud to announce that we have been selected as a 2026 recipient of a Spark Good Grant from Walmart!

This funding will directly support our RESTORE Program, which provides trauma-informed counseling, advocacy, and connections to essential community-based resources for survivors of sexual violence.

Through RESTORE, participants are able to access mental health support alongside referrals to resources and other social services that promote long-term stability and healing.

We are grateful for this investment in survivor-centered care and for partners who believe in strengthening pathways to safety, wellness, and restoration.

02/16/2026

📣 Save the Date!

Project S.A.V.E invites you to join us for Embrace Your Power — a special fundraising event in support of our RESTORE Program, which provides trauma-informed support and healing services for survivors of sexual violence.

We’re honored to host this powerful day at the beautiful The Colored Girls Museum — a space that celebrates the stories, resilience, and lived experiences of women and girls of color.

Come out to support survivor-centered care while enjoying an inspiring day of community, empowerment, and purpose. Your presence helps us continue providing critical restorative services to those on their healing journey.

🗓️ Date: Sunday, April 26th
📍 Location: The Colored Girls Museum
⏰ Time: 8:15am-1pm

Together, we restore. Together, we rise. 💜

02/02/2026

It’s not “drama.” It’s not “just how relationships are.” It’s a serious issue — and we’re talking about it. This Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, learn the signs, trust your gut, and check in on the young people in your life.

01/30/2026

Ever wonder how you can support survivors in a real, meaningful way — without adding anything extra to your day?

Project S.A.V.E works every day to support individuals and families impacted by violence with safety planning, advocacy, resources, and healing-centered services. And the beautiful part? You can be part of that support in the simplest ways.

Next time you shop at Walmart, choose to round up your purchase — those small cents turn into real support for people rebuilding their lives.

Small action. Real impact.

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01/14/2026

January is National Stalking Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing public understanding of stalking and its impact.

The awareness color for stalking is yellow. Yellow represents visibility, caution, and alertness, a reminder to shine a light on stalking behaviors that are often minimized or misunderstood. The color became widely recognized through national “Shine a Light on Stalking” awareness efforts to encourage education, early recognition, and prevention.

Stalking is a pattern of unwanted behaviors used to monitor, control, or intimidate someone. It can happen in-person or digitally and often escalates over time.

What you can do:
• Learn the signs of stalking and coercive control
• Take concerns seriously: yours or someone else’s
• Respect boundaries and model consent
• Share resources and check in on people you trust
• Support survivor-centered organizations doing this work

Awareness saves lives. Support creates options.

01/09/2026

Human trafficking often shows up as control, coercion, and exploitation. It can intersect with intimate partner violence, sexual violence, housing instability, and prior trauma.

During Human Trafficking Prevention Month, we want to highlight the importance of survivor-centered, trauma-informed support. In Philadelphia, organizations provide critical services including emergency shelter, youth support, legal advocacy, and confidential care for survivors.

Awareness matters. Belief matters. Access to support matters.
If you or someone you know needs help, resources are available.

For organizations in Philadelphia:

📞 National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888
💬 Text: BEFREE to 233733

01/04/2026

🎉✨ Today we’re celebrating two incredible leaders in our Project S.A.V.E community.

Happy Birthday to our Founder & Executive Director — thank you for your unwavering vision, leadership, and heart. Your dedication continues to shape and strengthen our mission every day.

We’re also sending belated birthday love to our amazing board member, Holly, born on Christmas Day. Your generosity, guidance, and commitment mean so much to this work and to all of us.

Wishing you both a year filled with joy, impact, and well-deserved celebration. 💐💙💜💚

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3300 Henry Avenue, #227, Three Falls Center
Philadelphia, PA
19129

Website

http://www.projectsavephilly.com/

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