Support the Future of Safe Haven
Together, We Can Build a Place of Hope
Sisters in Service Ministry is committed to expanding the Safe Haven Transitional Living Program as resources become available. As we continue to grow, we will develop additional housing opportunities to serve more women throughout southern Missouri.
Thanks to the generosity of supporters, we are taking the next steps toward opening our first Safe Haven home. Every gift, every volunteer, and every act of kindness helps transform this vision into reality.
Your support doesn’t just build a building—it helps build new beginnings.
Our Immediate Needs
As we prepare to welcome women into our Safe Haven Transitional Living Program, we have immediate needs that will help furnish the home, support recovery, and create a safe, welcoming environment. Every contribution—large or small—makes a lasting difference.
Building essentials
We urgently need land clearing services and various building materials to expand and improve our housing facilities. Your support helps us create more safe spaces.
Comfort and care
Donations of twin beds, mattresses, and linens are crucial for providing comfortable and restful accommodations for each woman in our care.
Program support
Volunteers for group meetings and materials for these sessions are vital for our mentoring and recovery programs. Join us in making an impact.
Your contribution, their new beginning
By building Sisters in Service Ministry housing, you directly help each woman who comes to us. Your support provides a place to rest, eat, and engage in group and individual mentoring for recovery. It's more than just shelter; it’s a foundation for healing and new beginnings.
Volunteer your time
Your time and skills are invaluable. We need volunteers for land clearing, construction labor, and facilitating group meetings. Every hour you contribute helps us build a stronger community.
Make a financial gift
Financial donations enable us to purchase materials, cover operational costs, and expand our services. No amount is too small to help us create a better place for the ladies.
