Every day Rose was punched or shoved or burned or slapped 
Visit our “Open Doors”
Join us for SAVE’s quarterly information and outreach session. Discover how SAVE opens doors for domestic violence survivors to enter into a life of safety and peace.
Thursday, January 26 from 12 pm – 1:30 pm. Lunch is provided.
To register for the January Open Doors or future Open Doors, contact Tina at 510-574-2266 or
New Training Session Begins March 2
Our next 40-hour Domestic Violence Counselor Training Session begins March 2, and we would like for you to join us!
SAVE Receives $22,000 Verizon Grant
The grant will support SAVE’s Teen Dating Violence Prevention Program.
Thank you to all our Holiday Helpers
We received so many wonderful presents, gift cards, and monetary donations during December. Your generosity will warm our hearts all year long.
Almost 50% of all women and men have been emotionally abused by an intimate partner
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released the results of an extensive survey on sexual assault and domestic violence. The numbers are alarming and indicate just how prevalent domestic abuse is in our society.
Could you be in an abusive relationship too?
A few warning signs of an abuser:
- Calls or texts constantly
- Acts like they “own” you
- Blames others for their problems or behaviors
- Tries to make you feel guilty about your choices
- Always has to be in control
If this sounds like your partner,
- Learn more about domestic violence,
- Call SAVE’s hotline 510-794-6055
- Learn about how SAVE can help you