The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show
Oct 17, 2026 · 57 min · 14 segments
The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. **This week’s topics:**…
Antonio CiacciaGuestBeth FloryGuest
Jonathan ReckfordGuestVicki BertinGuestLeo ArguellesGuest
Jennifer TsaiGuestSafe House is a comprehensive domestic violence organization located in Henderson.
And we provide a variety of services, which include a 24-hour crisis hotline, an emergency shelter in a confidential location, advocacy, counseling, as well as outreach and education.
So just to put it into perspective, as far as the need for organizations like Safe House, how does Nevada rank for domestic violence?
And since I've worked at Safe House, which is about 17 and a half years, we have consistently been in the top five.
So you've been with the organization for 17 years, but how long has Safe House been around?
So the organization, I would say, has developed its services and how we render those services.
We've really focused in on the type of services that we provide and doing it in a trauma informed way so that we're ensuring that we're meeting our survivors where they are.
And we've also grown in our outreach capacity and reaching the community to make sure people know that we are here and we are available to help.
Now, of course, there's a few domestic violence organizations here in the Valley.
There are three organizations in Clark County that serve victims of domestic violence.
While we serve all of Clark County, that provides a excellent resource for those people who are either living locally in Henderson or they need to escape their abusive partner who's in Las Vegas, and it may be safer for them to come to the Henderson location.
Safe House is a comprehensive domestic violence organization located in Henderson.
And we provide a variety of services, which include a 24-hour crisis hotline, an emergency shelter in a confidential location, advocacy, counseling, as well as outreach and education.
So just to put it into perspective, as far as the need for organizations like Safe House, how does Nevada rank for domestic violence?
And since I've worked at Safe House, which is about 17 and a half years, we have consistently been in the top five.
So you've been with the organization for 17 years, but how long has Safe House been around?
So the organization, I would say, has developed its services and how we render those services.
We've really focused in on the type of services that we provide and doing it in a trauma informed way so that we're ensuring that we're meeting our survivors where they are.
And we've also grown in our outreach capacity and reaching the community to make sure people know that we are here and we are available to help.
Now, of course, there's a few domestic violence organizations here in the Valley.
There are three organizations in Clark County that serve victims of domestic violence.
While we serve all of Clark County, that provides a excellent resource for those people who are either living locally in Henderson or they need to escape their abusive partner who's in Las Vegas, and it may be safer for them to come to the Henderson location.
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