Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation

Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation Founded by Ali & Joe Torre in 2002 to end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse through education. These rooms are staffed by a master’s-level therapist.

By providing resources and support, our young people are able to cope with their trauma and find hope, healing, and empowerment for their futures. Our model is unique because it provides both clinical intervention and prevention services. At our school locations, we establish a safe room – known as Margaret’s Place, named after Joe Torre’s mother. In this setting, we:

-Have group and individual counseling for young people impacted by violence and abuse.
-Hold workshops for teachers to build a safer school environment.
-Hold workshops for parents to make homes and communities stronger.
-Raise awareness on how to prevent violence.
-Empower young people to become advocates and leaders.

Sometimes the simplest things help the most. 💛Wishing you some time for self-care this weekend.
01/16/2026

Sometimes the simplest things help the most. 💛
Wishing you some time for self-care this weekend.

At Safe At Home, the people behind the scenes matter deeply. 💛 Meet Jennifer Mastri, our Vice President of Development. ...
01/14/2026

At Safe At Home, the people behind the scenes matter deeply. 💛 Meet Jennifer Mastri, our Vice President of Development. Jennifer plays a key role in advancing our work and finds moments of self-care through creativity—using art as a way to slow down and recharge at the end of busy days.

Swipe to get to know Jennifer a little better. ✨

When things feel overwhelming, helpers are the people who show up with consistency, care, and compassion.Within our on-s...
01/12/2026

When things feel overwhelming, helpers are the people who show up with consistency, care, and compassion.

Within our on-site school programs, Margaret’s Place, trusted adults create space for students to talk, process, and feel supported during the school day. And when support is needed beyond school, our online resources are available as tools to help guide the next step.

Looking for the helpers reminds us that support can exist in many places — and that no one should have to navigate hard things alone.

Thank you, Mr. Rogers, for the reminder. 💛

At Safe At Home, we see how vi*lence can reshape childhood, family, and community—often long after a crisis has passed. ...
01/09/2026

At Safe At Home, we see how vi*lence can reshape childhood, family, and community—often long after a crisis has passed. We stand against vi*lence in all its
forms and believe in responses rooted in
safety, dignity, and compassion.

Feeling overwhelmed or just not quite okay? You’re not alone. 💛Our Safety Planning worksheet is a simple tool for moment...
01/09/2026

Feeling overwhelmed or just not quite okay? You’re not alone. 💛

Our Safety Planning worksheet is a simple tool for moments when things feel heavy. It helps you think about what grounds you, who supports you, and what you can do when things feel hard.

There’s no right way to use it — just support you can come back to anytime.

Download it for free at joetorre.org/resources

Healing takes time, care, and community. We are part of your community. 💛
01/07/2026

Healing takes time, care, and community. We are part of your community. 💛

The new year often comes with hope, fresh starts, and big expectations. But winter can also bring stress, fatigue, and e...
01/04/2026

The new year often comes with hope, fresh starts, and big expectations. But winter can also bring stress, fatigue, and emotional ups and downs — especially for kids. ❄️

Shorter days, lingering holiday emotions, academic pressure, and changes in routine can all contribute to what’s often called the winter blues.

Our latest blog post explores what this can look like for children and teens, and how consistency, compassion, and connection can help.

Read the full post at 🔗 joetorre.org/managing-the-winter-blues/

01/02/2026

A look back at 2025 ✨

This past year was shaped by meaningful partnerships and a shared commitment to ending the cycle of domestic vi*lence and ab*se through education. We’re grateful for every member of our community who helped move it forward.💛

As we step into this new year, we are filled with hope for what’s to come. Thank you for continuing to stand by our side.

As the year comes to a close, we’re holding onto what matters most: helping young people feel safe, supported, and free ...
12/30/2025

As the year comes to a close, we’re holding onto what matters most: helping young people feel safe, supported, and free to be kids. 💛

Your year-end gift to Safe At Home helps make that possible for those impacted at home, in their relationships, or in their communities.

If you’re able, please consider giving today at joetorre.org/2025give.

Every gift helps build a safer, braver future.

Even while school is closed for winter break, our support for students doesn’t stop. ❄️💛Our Winter Workbook offers simpl...
12/28/2025

Even while school is closed for winter break, our support for students doesn’t stop. ❄️💛

Our Winter Workbook offers simple tools to help young people feel grounded, connected, and supported wherever they are.

Download at joetorre.org/resources, print it out, share it with a student, or pass it along to anyone who could use a moment of calm.

Meet Kadi Aguilar, Margaret’s Place counselor at John Adams Middle School in Los Angeles. From finding calm in small rit...
12/27/2025

Meet Kadi Aguilar, Margaret’s Place counselor at John Adams Middle School in Los Angeles. From finding calm in small rituals to believing in the power of simply showing up, Kadi brings intention, creativity, and presence into her work with young people every day.💛

Swipe to get to know Miss Kadi a little better.

Meet Kadi Aguilar, counselor at John Adams Middle School in Los Angeles. From finding calm in small rituals to believin...
12/27/2025

Meet Kadi Aguilar, counselor at John Adams Middle School in Los Angeles. From finding calm in small rituals to believing in the power of simply showing up, Kadi brings intention, creativity, and presence into her work with young people every day. 💛

Swipe to get to know Kadi a little better.

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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