Safe Haven Receives 18K Grant From The Emergency Food and Shelter Program

Safe Haven is pleased to announce the receipt of a $18,000 grant from the Emergency Food and Shelter Program. These funds are part of a national program to transition homeless individuals into permanent housing. Safe Haven can use the funds to serve Johnson County by assisting with short term emergency shelter, late mortgage payments, rent, utilities, food, and limited supplies such as cleaning supplies. The funds will be used to assist those who are in a crisis situation. To apply for assistance, call Safe Haven (479) 705-0118. An in-person interview is required. 

Sharon Garrett, Director expresses, “We are here to serve the people of Johnson County and are working hard to make a true difference in our community.”

Safe Haven is a 501(c) 3 non-profit with the goal of providing hope and guidance to women escaping life-controlling situations and overcoming addiction. Safe Haven serves the community by providing education classes, case management, career development, sober living facility, and emergency services. Through the support of donors and grants, Safe Haven has been able to address some of Johnson County’s most pressing needs, including substance abuse, housing, and education. For more information, visit safehavenclarksville.com.