We deeply appreciate the Carlisle Area Chamber of Commerce shining a spotlight on the affordable housing crisis at yesterday's State of Carlisle breakfast. While the issue is daunting, the more we work collectively on the problem, the more that can be accomplished!
Many thanks to the Rotary Club of West Shore for inviting us to participate in the screening of The Invisible Class film this week. A full theatre watched the film and then stayed for an informative Q&A which included our own CEO, Scott Shewell. Conversations like this are a great step in finding solutions to homelessness and creating more affordable housing in our communities.
Thank you for being willing to share your time and expertise with us and our community!
Thanksgiving preparations are underway thanks to Grace Baptist Church - Carlisle, PA. We welcomed back their youth group who delivered bags of groceries for residents.
Safe Harbour appreciates your kindness and caring in this season of Thanks.
After months of planning and community input, the coalition established Cumberland County Coalition for Shelter, Inc., on February 17, 1986. The name of the organization was changed to Safe Harbour, Inc. in June 2002.
Safe Harbour is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. We serve clients without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status.
Safe Harbour is governed by an independent Board of Directors and derives its financial support from individuals, organizations, churches, fees paid by residents, commercial rents, investments, foundations, federal and state grants, as well as the United Way. Annually Safe Harbour, Inc., invests significant funding in the facility to improve the quality of the lives of the residents.
Safe Harbour continues to change and grow as we provide services to the homeless and potentially homeless of Cumberland County.