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Surrounding families with a caring, compassionate community!

Here at Safe Families for Children, it is important that we hear from you!

Whether you want to learn more about our mission, request support, become a volunteer, a partner church, or refer someone, we are here to serve you and our community!

Safe Families NYC proudly supports families across Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, & The Bronx.

Interested in learning more? Submit a referral form, call/text 646-907-3039, or email nycreferrals@safefamilies.net with any questions.

To learn about our volunteer approval process:

Olivia Voegtle (nyc@safefamilies.net) 646-907-3039

Check out upcoming Mighty Village events on our Calendar of Events!

Follow our Parent Instagram for updates on events, encouraging content, and links to helpful community resources posted every Wednesday afternoon!

  • Safe Families for Children NYC
  • 147 Prince Street, Unit 2-11 Brooklyn, NY 11201
  • 646-907-3039
  • Referrals: NYCreferrals@safefamilies.net
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  • https://newyorkcity.safe-families.org/

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Frequently Asked Questions

How soon can I get help?
We will contact you right away. In many locations, we are able to find families within a few hours of your request.
Can I change my mind?
Of course! You have complete control and can change your mind at any time. You are not giving up any of your rights or power.
Do I lose rights to my kids?
No, absolutely not. You keep full custody of your children at all times. You are not giving up any of your rights or power. And you are encouraged to participate in decisions regarding their care while they are being hosted. We aim to form a partnership between you and the volunteer families and see the Host Family as an extended family.
How frequently may I speak with or see my kids?
We hope that you will see your kids every week. And daily calls are ideal. More frequent visits may be possible depending on how far away the Host Family lives. Because these families are volunteers, we want to ensure the arrangements are convenient for everyone involved.
Can my kids stay together?

Every effort will be made to keep your children together in the home of one Host Family. But this may not be possible because our volunteer Host Families cover the costs of caring for your children. There may be space and/or time constraints to taking more than one child at a time.

How will my child be taken care of? School, daycare, medical needs, etc?

We will do everything in our power to ensure your child’s daily routine is maintained. This includes your child’s schools and daycare. If arrangements cannot be made to keep the same school, we’ll work with you to make new arrangements. And Host Families will work with you to ensure your child is healthy and safe at all times.

What kind of help should I expect?
Your Family Coach is there to help you. They will talk with you about the goals you’d like to achieve while your children are being hosted. They can connect you to helpful community agencies. The Family Coach can also introduce you to Family Friends, who are volunteers that support, encourage, and help you get back on your feet.
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