Project SAVE

Philadelphia's only one-stop non-profit dedicated to helping survivors of domestic and sexual assault.
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Project S.A.V.E is a wellness-centered organization offering trauma-informed therapy and supportive services for individuals and communities seeking healing, stability, and empowerment.

05/18/2026

Creativity can be a form of healing. 💛

Join Project S.A.V.E.’s Creative Healing & Wellness Drop-In Group, a supportive, healing-centered space focused on connection, creativity, mindfulness, and self-expression. Through guided activities, conversation, and community, participants are encouraged to explore healing in ways that feel safe, empowering, and authentic to them.
✨ Drop-in style
✨ Non-clinical wellness space
✨ Creative activities & reflection
✨ Community connection & support
Because healing doesn’t always happen in silence, sometimes it happens in community.

05/15/2026

🧠 Mental health care shouldn’t be a privilege, it should be accessible to everyone. But in Philadelphia, 32.7% of people who need mental health care can’t afford it. That’s thousands of our neighbors stuck without support. 💔

The Healing Access Fund is here to change that. We’re removing cost barriers so underserved Philadelphians can get the mental health care they deserve, no matter their financial situation.

✨ Together, we can make mental health care accessible to everyone in our city.

👉 Link in bio to learn how you can support the Healing Access Fund

05/11/2026

Healing does not end when funding runs out. This , Project S.A.V.E is launching the Healing Access Fund to help survivors continue accessing trauma-informed therapy and mental health support during critical stages of healing and recovery.

Too often, survivors face interrupted care after benefits, insurance coverage, or financial resources are exhausted. We believe no survivor should have to stop healing because they cannot afford continued support.

Our goal is to raise $1,500 by May 31st to help keep therapy and healing services within reach for survivors in our community.
Every donation makes a difference. 💚

05/06/2026

Have you checked out the 2026 Advocacy Toolkit from Project S.A.V.E. yet? 💜💚💙
In honor of , we’re highlighting a resource created to support survivors, advocates, families, and community members navigating healing after violence and trauma.

Swipe for a preview of the toolkit, then visit our website to read the full 2026 Advocacy Toolkit and explore additional resources.

Healing starts with support, education, and community care.

Read the full toolkit at: www.projectsavephilly.com

05/05/2026

Now enrolling: CREATE Youth Program
An 8-week program for ages 13–17 focused on healing, empowerment, and building healthy coping skills.
Free to join. Safe space. Real support.

05/04/2026

We didn’t start where we are today, and this is a look back at how it all began.

From our first giveback event, early community trainings, wellness spaces, and first partnerships, Project S.A.V.E was built one intentional step at a time.

Over the next few months, we’ll be sharing more flashbacks, not just to reflect on where we’ve been, but to ground ourselves in where we’re going. Because every moment of growth has been powered by community, and that’s still what carries us forward.

How ironic that we’re using “Rise Up” by Andra Day, the same song featured in our first commercial, a reminder of where we began and the message that has carried us through ever since: resilience, hope, and continuing to rise through every season of our work.

If this journey resonates with you, there are ways to support our work today through individual giving, workplace giving, or donor-advised funds. Every gift helps us expand access to trauma-informed care for survivors of violence. 🤍

👉 Support our work www.projectsavephilly.com/donate

05/01/2026

May is 🧠💚

Mental health affects all of us, but access to care is still limited across communities.
📊 About 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness each year
📊 Roughly half of adults with mental illness receive treatment in a given year
📊 Serious mental illness affects about 1 in 20 adults annually

At Project S.A.V.E, we recognize that mental health is deeply connected to trauma, safety, and access to support. We are committed to providing trauma-informed, survivor-centered care that meets people where they are.

Healing is not linear, and no one should have to navigate it alone. 💚

Sources:
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
SAMHSA

04/30/2026

These statistics tell a story, but not the full one.

Sourced from national reports like the Department of Justice, they reflect both what we know, and what is still unspoken. Because for every number you see, there are countless stories that were never reported.

As we close , we remain committed to breaking that silence, supporting survivors, and building a community where healing is possible.

If you feel called to support survivors and do your part, don’t just share this information, speak up when something isn’t right.
Show up. Say something. Be part of the change.

04/29/2026

Today we wear denim in solidarity. 👖💙
Denim Day is a reminder that no one should ever experience blame or shame for violence done to them. It began as a response to a legal case where victim-blaming was reinforced, and has since become a global movement to stand with survivors of sexual violence.

At Project S.A.V.E, we stand firmly with survivors, centered in belief, support, and trauma-informed care that honors every person’s story without question or judgment.

Healing begins when survivors are believed. 🤍

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3300 Henry Avenue, #227, Three Falls Center
Philadelphia, PA
19129

Website

http://www.projectsavephilly.com/

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