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Table of A Message from Our Board Chair

Contents For more than three decades, Safe Horizon has been a beacon of hope for survivors of crime and abuse. When people have nowhere else to turn, they come to Safe Horizon and we are there for them Message from Board Chair Steve Parrish with open arms. This past year alone, Safe Horizon touched the 1 lives of more than 250,000 people.

We could not have done this without the generous support of our Message from CEO Ariel Zwang 2 donors and partners.

Domestic violence, child abuse, human trafficking, sexual assault, 2015 Highlights 3 youth homelessness and all family and community violence are issues we must face both here in New York City and around the world. These are tough problems that can seem daunting. But Child Advocacy Centers 4-5 rather than shrink back from the challenge, the more than 600 employees of Safe Horizon are out there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year working to help victims, their families and #PutNailinIt & Domestic Violence 6‑7 move us all closer to a society free from violence and abuse.

I have a quote I am fond of: “Leaders deal in the commodity of 8-9 ATP & Streetwork hope.” That’s exactly what the people of Safe Horizon exemplify through their work day in and day out.

10-11 Hotlines & DVLP In 2016, let’s continue working together to help end domestic violence. Let’s make progress in the fight to raise awareness of how to prevent child abuse. Let’s keep making it clear that human 12-13 Community Programs trafficking, sexual assault and youth homelessness is, and always will be, unacceptable.

14-15 2015 Financial Summary Let’s all continue to be champions for survivors and their families who need help and hope during their darkest hours. Our Generous Supporters 16-17 With Gratitude,

Steven C. Parrish Chair, Board of Directors 2 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 3

A Message from Our CEO 2015 Highlights

Thank you to each Safe Horizon works day and night toward our vision of a society Bronx CAC Opening Event In December, 2014 Dr. Lisa O’Connor, Deputy of our individual, free of family and community violence. In 2015, Safe Horizon opened our Bronx Child Program Officer, participated in a three-day joint Advocacy Center (CAC) in collaboration with United Nations and UNICEF global technical foundation, corporate and In 2015, we came closer to making our vision a reality by launching our partners at the New York City Mayor’s Office consultation in Mexico City. Dr. O’Connor was government supporters our #PutTheNailinIt campaign to end domestic violence. During of Criminal Justice, the New York City Police one of two participants representing the United the campaign, which launched in April, we asked people to make a Department, the Administration for Children’s States. The consultation included representatives for helping Safe Horizon donation, paint their ring fingernail purple to show their support Services, the Bronx District Attorney’s Office, the from 20 countries and brought them together to move tens of thousands and share the image on social media. With the help of celebrities New York City Law Department and Montefiore discuss the social service response to violence against of victims from crisis to such as Alan Cumming, Tamron Hall and Kyra Sedgwick the Medical Center. Our CACs now serve all five women and girls. Over the course of the three days, campaign raised tens of thousands of dollars and engaged millions boroughs, helping children and their families heal representatives identified core social services that confidence in 2015. We of people on social media. We are excited to build on our success as and find justice. should be available to victims and standards for are proud to serve as the we continue the #PutTheNailinIt campaign in 2016. each social service. The UN and UNICEF goal nation’s leading victim’s Champion Awards was to gather best practices to inform a report of Safe Horizon also made strides in providing enhanced mental Safe Horizon’s 20th Annual Champion Awards these social services and their standards to solicit services organization; this health care services to our clients and all residents of New York Dinner honored Alan Cumming, Miss America governments around the world to pilot the adoption is made possible because City. The city approved two new Safe Horizon counseling sites, Kira Kazantsev and Verizon. The event raised $1 of these standards. one that is open to both our clients and the public located at our million to help victims of violent crime and abuse. of supporters like you. Manhattan/Bronx Community Program and the other based inside a Safe Horizon domestic violence shelter, a first of its kind International Delegates & Visits in New York. As the nation’s leading service provider for victims of crime and abuse, Safe Horizon often We also advocated for, and got, increased funding for Child hosts international visitors to share and learn Advocacy Centers (CACs) across the state of New York. From New best practices from foreign agencies and York City to Buffalo, CACs provide the coordinated response, governments. From March till May, we were investigation and prosecution of sexual and or physical child abuse honored to have visitors from Russia, London, cases and – most importantly – treatment for victims and their Greece and Australia to showcase our Domestic families. With increased funding from our government partners Violence Shelters, Hotlines, Child Advocacy and donors like you, we were able to help thousands of children and Centers and more. their family members heal and find justice in 2015.

These are just a few examples of how you have helped more victims become survivors and helped us move closer to realizing our vision of a society free from community and family violence. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Ariel Zwang Chief Executive Officer 4 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 5

Child Advocacy Centers

Safe Horizon’s Child Advocacy Centers (CACs) are child-friendly facilities for children up to age 12 who have endured sexual or physical abuse.

The official ribbon cutting from Safe Horizon’s Bronx CAC opening ceremony.

With the February 2015 opening of Safe Horizon’s fifth CAC located in the Bronx, we are now able to provide critical resources and services to families dealing with child abuse in each borough of New York City. Serving more than 5,000 children and nearly 3,000 caregivers in 2015, CACs provide treatment and healing to our community’s youngest victims of violence and abuse as well as their families.

Located in each of the five boroughs of New York City, Safe Horizon’s CACs provide critical help to families in crisis due to child abuse. Each of our CACs bring together multiple agencies under one roof who are involved in the response to these cases and treatment for victims and their families. The Administration for Children Services, pediatri- cians, the New York Police Department, Assistant District Attorneys and Safe Horizon staff including child forensic specialists and counselors, are all present at each Safe Horizon CAC.

Handmade arts and crafts like this tree create Howard Thompson of WPIX giving a speech at the Murals at our CACs help to create a welcoming interactive displays for children. opening ceremony of Safe Horizon’s Bronx CAC. environment for children and their families. 6 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 7

1 in 4 women experience domestic violence in their lifetime. We can stop that.

#PutNailinIt & Domestic Violence

In late 2014, the now famous Ray Rice incident helped spark a national conversation about domestic violence. Safe Horizon, partnering with the advertising agency Arnold Worldwide, decided it was time to create a campaign to work towards finally ending domestic violence.

Currently, an estimated 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 On social media, nearly 20,000 Twitter conversations Generous corporate support men will be a victim of domestic violence during took place around the #PutTheNailinIt campaign, from partner’s such as Airbnb helped make #PTNII their lifetime according to the Center for Disease generating an estimated 82 million views. Celebrity an incredible success. Control (CDC). Joining with dedicated individuals spokespeople including Tamron Hall, Alan Cumming, and corporate partners such as AirBnB, Safe Horizon Kyra Sedgwick, Miss America 2015 Kira Kazantsev launched the #PutTheNailinIt campaign in April and others lent their voices to help raise awareness 2015 to help change those facts. of the campaign. Supporters also raised more than $70,000 dollars, with Airbnb making a challenge gift This campaign simply asks people to: of $10,000 to match individual contributions during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 1. Make a donation

2. Paint their left ring fingernail any shade of purple Visit PutTheNailinIt.org to learn more and find Celebrities from Alan Cumming to Tamron out how you can do your part to end domestic Hall lent their voices and support to the 3. Share an image of their painted fingernail on violence for good. #PTNII campaign. social media with the hashtag #PutTheNailinIt 8 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 9 ATP & Streetwork

ATP Safe Horizon’s Anti-Trafficking Program (ATP) has been working to end labor and sex trafficking since 2001. ATP is the largest service provider for trafficking victims and survivors on the East Coast. Working intensively with nearly 200 clients in 2015, and providing counseling Ixchel (far right) is coaching volunteers on how to prepare some of the 65,000 meals Streetwork serves to homeless youth every year. to more than 1,000 others, ATP’s work is critical in creating communities free from human trafficking. Streetwork Shandra Woworuntu (left), former ATP client ATP provides a wide array of services help those and Ileana Taylor (right), ATP Staff Since 1984, Safe Horizon’s Streetwork Project has who experience trafficking to reclaim their lives been giving homeless young people refuge from the and regain hope. Social and legal services are fully city’s harsh streets; and the critical resources they integrated, a unique feature not common among need to build a stable life. anti-trafficking organizations. ATP clients can work with case managers to obtain emergency Streetwork provides various programs and services to housing, social services, advocacy, long-term homeless youth at four locations in New York City. legal aide, visa applications and more. At two drop-in centers, one in Harlem and the In 2015, ATP partnered with the Kings other on the Lower East Side, homeless youth can County District Attorney’s Office to co-lead get canned food, shower, pick up donated clothing, the Brooklyn Human Trafficking Task Force. receive HIV testing and get support from staff The task force, which provides services to when applying for jobs and housing. all victims of trafficking, is comprised of more than 35 federal, state, local New York At our overnight shelter, clients can sleep in a warm City agencies and service providers. bed instead of on cold concrete or a subway car.

By leading the way in anti-trafficking Lastly, a mobile outreach team goes out each evening, efforts in New York City and beyond, no matter how low the temperature is, offering food, ATP helps bring hope to thousands. water, socks or even a ride to homeless youth.

We remind these vulnerable young men and women that help is available to them. In 2015, Streetwork Project staff had more than 21,000 contacts with street involved youth, served more than 65,000 meals and worked with more than 1,000 individual clients. Abdul, a longtime client of Streetwork, was recently featured in a NY Times article. Gimella is a proud peer advocate with Streetwork. 10 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 11

Hotlines & DVLP

Hotlines Safe Horizon’s three Hotlines – for Domestic CRIME VICTIMS HOTLINE: Violence, Crime Victims and Rape and Sexual Helps victims of violent crime Assault – are the gateways to support for victims of and abuse. violence and abuse. The Hotlines operate 24 hours Getting ready to answer just one of the nearly It takes a team to make our a day, seven days a week, for individuals and families 100,000 calls our Hotlines receive each year. programs a success. who urgently need resources and referrals or who simply need someone to listen. SEXUAL ASSAULT HOTLINE: Provides confidential support for those Our Hotlines answered nearly 100,000 calls in who have experienced a form of sexual 2015, assisting callers with help in finding the most appropriate programs and services to move from assault, such as rape. crisis to confidence. Our Hotlines are staffed with multi-lingual operators who can administer crisis counselling, assist callers with safety planning, advocate on their behalf to the New York City DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE: Police Department and or connect the caller to the Assists callers to plan for their safety and city’s domestic violence emergency shelter system. can connect callers to a domestic violence shelter. Our operators also provide the reassurance to callers that someone is there on the other end of the line, willing to help them in their greatest time of need, Hotline staff often provide a person’s first Hotline staff are there to support each other too. without judgement. interaction with Safe Horizon.

DVLP Those who experience domestic abuse often face complicated legal situations while attempting to regain a sense of safety and stability. Safe Horizon’s Domestic Violence Law Project (DVLP) helps these clients navigate the legal system with expertise in matters such as obtaining orders of protection, child custody and child support.

Providing free legal representation, information and consultations, DVLP worked with more than 700 clients and provided services over the phone to an additional 300 plus callers in 2015. Director Cynthia Domingo-Foraste leads the With a dedicated staff, DVLP serves Cynthia and her staff researching Domestic Violence Project in Brooklyn. hundreds of clients every year. legal materials for a client’s case. 12 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 13

Community Programs

Our Community Programs For survivors of domestic violence, rape and sexual assault and families of homicide victims, serve all five boroughs of New the Community Programs serve as a critical resource in the survivor’s movement from crisis York City and provide help to to confidence. Each center provides essential victims of violent crime and services including: case management, counseling, therapy, referrals, emergency assistance with abuse. Located in centralized housing and housing transfers and support and easily assessable areas, these groups, all free of charge. community based programs We also operate a Helpline answering calls and are open to anyone who needs referring crime victims to appropriate resources – in 2015 we helped nearly 6,000 clients through our services. our Helpline and in person at our Community Program locations.

Jennifer, a dedicated social worker, is just one of As a social worker, Katherine views it as her life’s the incredible staff members who works at our Community programs seek to brighten mission to help others. Community Programs. client’s lives, like this sun. 14 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 15

How We Spent Our Funds 2015 Financial Summary Expenses FY 2015 FY 2014 Domestic Violence and Hotlines $23,112,355 $22,304,693 Community and Court Programs 11,707,234 12,041,814 Where Our Funds Come From Children, Youth and Mental Health 10,629,146 9,165,449 Management 8,129,387 7,951,278 Revenue FY 2015 FY 2014 Development 1,387,670 1,060,573 Grants $47,484,715 $44,941,446 Total Expenses $54,965,792 $52,523,807 Contributions 4,139,640 4,368,694 In-Kind Contributions 2,589,714 2,018,244 Special Events 758,022 1,078,270 2.5% 2.0% Investments 188,967 84,138 Development Development Fees 1,859,593 2,082,915 14.8% 15.1% Interest Gain/(Loss) 25,922 72,318 Management Management Miscellaneous 236,211 249,855 Total Revenue $57,230,940 $54,895,880 FY 2015 FY 2014 82.7% 82.9% Programs Programs 0.8% 0.6% Other Other 3.2% 3.8% Special Events Special Events 1.3% 2.0% Fees Fees Programs we supported 11.7% 11.6% Contributions Contributions (including (including 23.4% 21.5% in-kind) FY 2015 in-kind) FY 2014 Children, Youth Children, Youth and Mental and Mental Health Health

FY 2015 50.9% FY 2014 51.2% 82.9% 82% Domestic Domestic Grants Grants Violence and Violence and Hotlines Hotlines

Net Assets FY 2015 FY 2014 25.8% 27.3% Beginning of year $22,133,159 $19,761,086 Court, Community Court, Community and Criminal Justice and Criminal Justice End of year $24,398,307 $22,133,159 Change in Net Assets $2,265,148 $2,372,073 For complete financial statements and the Independent Auditor’s Report, please visit our website at www.safehorizon.org. 16 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 Safe Horizon Annual Report 2015 17

Megan Driscoll, LLC Cornicello LLP Crystal & Company Paula McGlarry The New-Land Foundation, Inc. Cybergrants, Inc. Jennifer and Matthew Daly Alexandra McTague Yoko Ono Raquel Damadeo Regina and John Daly Gigi Mahon Our Generous Supporters Openfield Marketing (UK) Limited Antoinette Delruelle and Stephen Dantonio Susan Maier Gabrielle R. Propp Joshua Steiner James Deadwyler Arriana Marion The Edward and Ellen Roche Relief The Difference Card Robert L. Deak Mike Mason The extraordinary generosity Linda Lam Stephanie Kugelman Vick and Jeff and Shari Brodsky Foundation Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield Frances Del Rosario The V & L Marx Foundation of the following individuals, Stephen and Carolyn McCandless Edward Vick Jennifer and Paul Germain Andrew and Samantha Saperstein The Fair Share Foundation Martha and Kevin Delehanty MEC New York corporations and foundations Mons Concepit Foundation Alex Libin The Heckscher Foundation for Charles and Mildred Schnurmacher Phillip G. 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