Our Impact

Since 2016, Project S.A.V.E has grown from a volunteer-led grassroots organization into a trauma-informed organization supporting individuals impacted by sexual violence, intimate partner violence, trauma, and mental health challenges.

Our work is focused on helping individuals move from crisis toward greater safety, healing, stability, and connection.

Our Impact at a Glance

10+ Years

Serving our community since 2016

32

Individuals directly impacted through our services in the last year

100+

Individuals reached through programs, community events, outreach, and engagement in the last year

Our Outcomes

Our impact goes beyond the number of people we reach. Through advocacy, healing services, peer support, and community connection, we help individuals access support and take meaningful steps toward greater stability and well-being.

90%: Reported improvement in daily functioning

95%: Connected to a service or resource

73%: Participated in peer support Services

*Outcome data reflects our most recent reporting period.

We Stabilize. We Heal. We Connect.

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We Stabilize. We Heal. We Connect. 〰️

Project S.A.V.E measures impact by looking beyond the number of people we reach. Our goal is to help individuals identify their needs, access meaningful support, build connections, and move toward greater safety, healing, and stability.

We Stabilize

We help individuals identify immediate needs, safety concerns, available resources, and next steps through advocacy, assessment, crisis support, and resource navigation.

We Heal

We create pathways to healing through therapy, peer support, wellness programming, healing-centered activities, and other supportive services.

We Connect

We connect individuals to community resources, specialized services, and supportive networks that can help them continue moving forward.

Together, these pathways create a continuum of support that meets individuals where they are and recognizes that healing does not happen in isolation.

How We Measure Our Work

We use service data, program participation, referrals, participant feedback, and community engagement to understand our reach and strengthen our work. Depending on the program or service, we track:

  • Individuals served and engaged

  • Program and service participation

  • Referrals and resource connections

  • Progress toward individual goals

  • Participant feedback

  • Community outreach and engagement

We use what we learn to identify needs, strengthen programs, improve referral pathways, and ensure our services continue to reflect the communities we serve.

“Embrace Your Power gave me the opportunity to slow down, focus on myself, and experience real rest and wellness in a safe and supportive space. Project S.A.V.E continues to create spaces where people feel seen, supported, and empowered.”

- Participant in Embrace Your Power