Girls Safe House

The need

Safety has to come before healing

Girls who have been harmed cannot begin to recover while they remain unsafe. Without a protected place to stay, a girl removed from danger has nowhere to go — and healing, schooling, and confidence never get the chance to start.

KRN established the Safe House in July 2026 and continues fundraising to prepare it to receive girls. A future goal for December 2026 is to complete the required certifications to become an official Safe House for Clay District, Bomi County.

What KRN is doing

A safe, nurturing, healing environment

The Girls Safe House is being prepared as a place of protection, care, and restoration. Services in this program may include:

• Safe shelter
• Nutritious meals
• Counseling and trauma care
• Medical referrals
• Education and tutoring
• Life-skills and vocational training
• Spiritual support
• Family tracing and reintegration
• Recreation and mentorship
• 24/7 care and protection

Who this program serves

Vulnerable girls in need of protection

The program serves vulnerable girls who are at risk of, or affected by, circumstances including abuse, neglect, exploitation, trafficking, and violence.

KRN protects the privacy and dignity of every girl in its care. Individual stories, identities, case details, and the location of residents are not published on this website, and no photograph on this site is associated with any specific history of harm.

How you can help

Help prepare the Safe House

Gifts to the Girls Safe House support safety, shelter, healing, and care. The dedicated KRN Safe House website has more about the initiative and how to get involved.