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EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY

HomeSafe Santa Clara

Welcome HomeSafe Santa Clara

A Safe and Supportive Place to Begin Again

HomeSafe Santa Clara provides affordable housing and support for women and children who are rebuilding their lives after experiencing domestic violence.

The community offers affordable shared housing, on-site childcare, and access to supportive services. HomeSafe is designed to give families a stable place to live while they work toward greater independence and a more secure future.

Residents have their own living space while also having access to shared areas and community resources. This provides a balance of privacy, safety, and connection.

Important: HomeSafe is Referral-Based

HomeSafe Santa Clara does not accept applications directly from the general public.

A referral from an approved service provider or partner agency is required to apply.

If you are interested in HomeSafe or need help finding services, please contact a domestic violence service provider who can help you understand your options.

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UNIQUE LIFESTYLE

A Place to Feel Safe and Supported

Finding a safe and affordable home can be an important step toward a more stable future.

HomeSafe provides more than a place to live. Residents have access to childcare, social services, shared community spaces, and resources that can help families move forward.

The community is designed to provide:

  • Affordable housing
  • Private living spaces
  • Shared community areas
  • On-site childcare
  • Social services
  • Parking
  • Laundry facilities
  • A supportive community

HomeSafe gives residents the opportunity to build independence while having support available when they need it.

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A Community for Women and Children

HomeSafe Santa Clara is designed for women and children who are rebuilding their lives after domestic violence.

Moving into a safe home can be an important first step. Having a supportive community nearby can make that transition easier.

Residents can maintain their privacy while also having opportunities to connect with other families and access helpful resources.

Children can enjoy the community's playground and childcare services, while parents can connect with support that can help their families move toward greater stability.

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Application Process

Is HomeSafe Right for You?

HomeSafe may be an option for women and families who:

  • Are seeking a safe and stable place to live
  • Have experienced domestic violence
  • Need affordable housing
  • Have children who may benefit from on-site childcare
  • Are connected with a service provider who can provide a referral

HomeSafe has specific eligibility requirements. A referral is required before applying.

Need Help?

If you are looking for immediate safety or support, please connect with a domestic violence service provider who can help you understand your options and determine whether a referral to HomeSafe is appropriate.

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