The SAFE Project

The SAFE Project The SAFE Project provides temporary and emergency shelter for clients who have been victims of sexual assault or domestic violence, as well as their children.

Certified, confidential advocates, providing sustainable, transparent, trauma informed, and survivor centered DV/SA response services, including crisis intervention and emergency shelter, to survivors in Coos & Curry County. 🩵💜 The SAFE Project is a non-profit organization that provides emergency services to women, men, and children throughout the community who are or who have been victims of dome

stic violence and sexual assault. The SAFE Project also has a 24-hour Crisis Hotline where an advocate can be reached 7 days a week to respond to an emergency crisis situation. Advocates who participate in the Hotline are a part of our Crisis Response Team. Assisting clients who have been victims of domestic violence and/or sexual assault is our life's work, please come to our outreach office to see all the services and resources we have to offer.

The SAFE Project is actively recruiting passionate and empathetic individuals as volunteers to join our 24-Hour Crisis H...
05/26/2026

The SAFE Project is actively recruiting passionate and empathetic individuals as volunteers to join our 24-Hour Crisis Hotline Team, our most urgent volunteer need. As the "First Voice of Hope," you will provide vital, immediate support to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, teen dating violence, and stalking.

Requirements & Training
✅ Live in or have familiarity with Coos & Curry County.
✅Complete an application and background check.
✅ Complete a 40-hour online core advocacy training.
✅ Shadow existing advocates to gain hands-on experience.

Opportunity for Advancement 📈

Volunteers who dedicate 6+ months to the crisis hotline may be considered for additional roles such as our Crisis Response Team and Emergency Shelter Support. At this time we are only accepting volunteer applications for those interested in participating on our 24-Hour Crisis Hotline. ☎️

How to Apply
🖋️ Find our application online at: www.thesafeproject.net
📧 Submit via email to Volunteer Coordinator Brynne Hathorn at: [email protected]
🏢 Submit in person at:
1681 Newmark Ave, Coos Bay, OR -or-
94250 Leith Rd, Gold Beach, OR

Your time and empathy can make all the difference in our community. Join The SAFE Project and become a pillar of support for survivors today. 💜

In memory of many, in honor of all; thank you from all of us at The SAFE Project. Your bravery and service to others wil...
05/22/2026

In memory of many, in honor of all; thank you from all of us at The SAFE Project. Your bravery and service to others will never be forgotten. ❤️🤍💙

The SAFE Project Outreach Offices in Coos & Curry County will be closed Monday May 25th, in honor of Memorial Day. Normal business hours resume Tuesday May 26th at 8am. 💜

If you or a loved one are experiencing a crisis related to domestic or sexual violence please call our 24 Hour Crisis Hotline at 541-756-7000 and a confidential advocate will assist you. ☎️

We are so excited to be part of the Bay Area Hospital Kids' HOPE Center's 2nd Annual South Coast Regional Child Abuse Su...
05/12/2026

We are so excited to be part of the Bay Area Hospital Kids' HOPE Center's 2nd Annual South Coast Regional Child Abuse Summit! If you are attending, please make sure to stop by The SAFE Project table! 💜🩵

Our table will be stocked full of free agency merchandise and swag including notebooks, pens, hand sanitizer, chapstick, stress balls and more. Please do not be shy! Grab as much as you want for your business, friends, or family. We have plenty in stock and are ready to refill! You can also pick up brochures, resource materials, and discreet QR codes for digital access to our services.

Don't miss our special session, Partners in Protection, on Thursday the 14th regarding DV services and working with advocates intersecting with child abuse.

We look forward to seeing you there and sharing these resources with our community. 💜

Get your wheels ready! The SAFE Project is heading to the Annual Bike Rodeo put on by the Gold Beach Police Department, ...
05/12/2026

Get your wheels ready! The SAFE Project is heading to the Annual Bike Rodeo put on by the Gold Beach Police Department, Curry County Juvenile Department & Curry County Prevention, and we are bringing the style. 🎉

Join us and other community partners
Friday, May 15, 2026, from 3pm - 7pm at Riley Creek School. 🚸

Stop by our booth to grab some FREE spoke beads to deck out your bike while supplies last. We have got all the classics: round beads, fun shapes, dinosaurs, flowers, and even fun glow-in-the-dark options! These fashionable noisemakers are the perfect way to add a little personality and safety to your ride. 🟣🟧🔷⭐💚

While you are there, come grab one of our FREE traffic cone stress balls! 🚧 We will have agency materials and information on hand for anyone looking to learn more about what we do in the community.

⚠️ Event Highlights ⚠️
🚲 Bike inspections
🚲 Skills course
🚲 Helmet fitting
🚲 Free youth helmets while supplies last
🚲 Food, fun, and giveaways!

Remember, Bike Safety is so important as our youth gear-up for their summertime bike rides. ☀️ We can not wait to see you and your decked-out bikes there! 🩵

Our Outreach Offices in Coos & Curry County will be closed Wednesday - Friday so advocates may attend the 2nd Annual Sou...
05/11/2026

Our Outreach Offices in Coos & Curry County will be closed Wednesday - Friday so advocates may attend the 2nd Annual South Coast Regional Child Abuse Summit facilitated by Bay Area Hospital Kids' HOPE Center. If you're also there stop by our table and pickup some of our awesome FREE agency merch 💜

If you are a DV/SA survivor in Coos or Curry County and in need of immediate crisis intervention please call our 24-Hour Crisis Hotline at 541-756-7000 and a confidential advocate will assist you. ☎️

It’s officially Denim Day 2026! 👖🗣️⚖️ ​Today, advocates in Coos & Curry County, join millions of people worldwide by wea...
04/29/2026

It’s officially Denim Day 2026! 👖🗣️⚖️

​Today, advocates in Coos & Curry County, join millions of people worldwide by wearing our jeans or denim to stand in visible solidarity with sexual assault survivors. It is a powerful collective action to dismantle the victim-blaming myths that still permeate our culture. We wear denim because clothing is never an invitation and because consent is never a debate.

How to participate right now:

👖 ​WEAR YOUR JEANS. Simple and powerful.
🗣️ ​SHARE THE MESSAGE. Tell someone why you're wearing denim today.
📸 ​TAG US! Take a photo of yourself (or your team!) in your denim and tag The SAFE Project, so we can share your support.

​We can’t wait to see Coos and Curry County draped in denim today! Let's make it a day to remember. 🗣️👖🩵⚖️📸🌊

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Tomorrow is Denim Day! Join us in wearing jeans to stand in solidarity with survivors and take a visible stand against v...
04/28/2026

Tomorrow is Denim Day! Join us in wearing jeans to stand in solidarity with survivors and take a visible stand against victim-blaming. 👖🗣️ ⚖️

Denim Day originated as a protest against a court ruling that suggested clothing could justify sexual assault. We know that is never true. Today, it is a global movement where we wear denim to send a clear message: clothing is never an invitation, and consent is not a debate.

Join the movement tomorrow here in Coos and Curry County. Wear your jeans, raise your voice, and support survivors.

Next Wednesday is Denim Day, and it is time to make a statement. 🗣️Denim Day began as a protest against a court ruling t...
04/24/2026

Next Wednesday is Denim Day, and it is time to make a statement. 🗣️

Denim Day began as a protest against a court ruling that suggested because a victim wore tight jeans, she must have helped remove them, implying consent. It was absurd then, and it remains unacceptable today. 🚫🙅🏻‍♀️

Wearing jeans on April 29th is more than just a wardrobe choice. It is a visible commitment to dismantling the victim-blaming culture that still permeates our society. We are showing up for survivors and demanding better standards for how we talk about, investigate, and prevent sexual violence.

Join us in wearing denim this Wednesday, tag our page so we can share your support. Let us make it clear that clothing is never an invitation and that consent is not a debate. ⚖️

A very special thank you to everyone who joined us at the Curry County Courthouse today to honor National Crime Victims ...
04/22/2026

A very special thank you to everyone who joined us at the Curry County Courthouse today to honor National Crime Victims Rights Week. We were honored to hold space and observe a moment of silence for the victims and survivors we serve in Curry County. ⚖️💜🏛️

We are deeply grateful to Curry County Prevention and the Curry County Juvenile Department for facilitating this important event. It was a privilege to stand alongside our fellow service providers, including Wally's House - Curry Child Abuse Intervention Center and the District Attorney's Crime Victims Assistance Program.

Thank you to Curry County Commissioner, Lynn Coker, for taking time out of his busy schedule to support victim services (and for the selfie! 📸) , and to all the community partners and members who showed up to Listen, Advocate, and Act to support this cause today. 💜

Address

1681 Newmark Avenue
Coos Bay, OR
97420

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

(541) 888-1048

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