Our Programs.
Violence doesn’t exist in isolation. Each program at One Safe Place addresses a piece of the puzzle—prevention, intervention, enforcement, and empowerment.
Together, they form a network of safety that extends beyond our building and into every neighborhood we serve.
The Family Justice Center
At the heart of One Safe Place is the Family Justice Center—a collaborative campus where more than 25 partner agencies work side by side to support survivors and strengthen families. By housing counselors, advocates and law enforcement under one roof, we remove barriers and make help accessible to everyone who needs it.
2024 Impact:
- 39,458 total client visits
- 1,221 new client intakes •
- 3,669 referrals to partner agencies
Crime Stoppers of Tarrant County
Crime Stoppers empowers residents to play an active role in public safety by reporting tips anonymously.
In 2024, community members submitted 2,958 tips, leading to 210 arrests, 405 cleared cases, and $82,000 in rewards.
Together, we make it clear: safety doesn’t happen by chance—it happens when a community works together.
If you need to submit a tip, please visit 469tips.com.
Project Safe Neighborhoods
One Safe Place serves as the fiscal agent for the U.S. Department of Justice’s Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) program in the Northern District of Texas.
Through PSN, we support strategic partnerships between federal, state, and local agencies to reduce violent crime, prevent firearm offenses, and promote safer neighborhoods.
The Ladder at One Safe Place
Formerly The Ladder Alliance, this program provides education and job-training opportunities for survivors seeking financial stability and long-term safety.
By helping survivors re-enter the workforce with confidence, The Ladder extends our continuum of care from crisis response to empowerment and independence.
Fort Worth Police Bike Support Group
The Police Bike Support Group assists certified bike officers across the Fort Worth Police Department by providing specialized equipment, training, and recognition.
In 2024, the group provided $40,000 in equipment and $1,300 in special recognition, supporting officers who patrol and protect our community every day
Imagine No Violence Art Contest
Each year, thousands of Tarrant County students participate in Imagine No Violence, using art to envision a world free from abuse.
In 2024, 39 schools took part, submitting over 12,500 artboards that inspired conversations about healthy relationships and respect. By engaging youth in prevention early, we help plant the seeds of peace.
One Safe Place Trainings
Through Safe City Training, professionals and community members learn the latest evidence-based strategies in crime and violence prevention.
In 2024, we trained:
- 953 individuals on emerging crime-prevention strategies
- 110 law-enforcement professionals in trauma-informed interviewing
- 1,145 community members through presentations and outreach events
Knowledge saves lives—and every trained citizen or officer helps make Tarrant County safer for all.
Everyone deserves to live free from violence.