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Safe Families for Children is a family preservation movement motivated by radical hospitality, disruptive generosity, and intentional compassion to keep children safe and families together facing crisis. We bring church and community together mobilizing an army of volunteers to advocate for vulnerable children and socially isolated families. Our goal is to grow a national movement of one million change agents passionate about protecting children and preserving families for strong and resilient communities.
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September Blog
Safe Families was launched with the intent to renew the lost art of biblical hospitality. With over 50,000 hostings in the US alone (not counting the UK, Canada, and now Hong Kong), we are witnessing an extraordinary movement of care as families join this wave of hospitality by using their homes to protect children and support parents.
Safe Families For Children serves families who lack social networks and live in isolation without support of family and friends dealing with crises such as homelessness, unemployment, child abuse, domestic violence, medical emergencies and alcohol/drug rehabilitation.
Safe Families for Children helps provide radical hospitality to families in crisis.
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It Takes the Whole Family
We often underestimate what an important role our whole plays in hosting children in our home. I was reminded of…
What Are We Disrupting?
Two of the main goals of Safe Families are to prevent child abuse and decrease the number of children being…
Resurrecting Hospitality
During the final week of 2007, Chicago was shocked by the actions of a young mother who quietly exited a…
Can you fix the frog?
“The problem with our world is we draw the circles of our families too small.” Mother Teresa I discovered the…
Walk Me To the Bus Stop
Yesterday, I returned a 10-year-old girl to her mother after my family hosted her for the weekend to give the…