One SAFE Place

What is One SAFE Place?

One SAFE Place (OSP) is a nonprofit organization providing no-cost services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and trafficking. OSP partners with several other organizations and agencies, to provide safe haven, legal assistance, and resources for survivors. 

Services are offered through agency partners, volunteers, social workers, advocates, various professionals, and donors, who are all collaborating to end family violence, sexual assault, and trafficking in Shasta County.  

The clients OSP serves are predominantly comprised of men, women, and children of overburdened single-income households, leaving them with limited opportunities for sustainability and processing the profound trauma they have endured. 

These survivors have escaped lives marked by years of abuse and isolation, and they carry the heavy burden of unresolved grief, PTSD, anxiety, and other debilitating symptoms. One Safe Place strives to end the cycle of violence and trauma through crisis intervention and community education.

What is Arch Collaborative?

Children’s Legacy Center and One SAFE Place remain separate legal entities. Still, both now operate under the unified “doing business as” name of Arch Collaborative, allowing for coordinated resources and operations while maintaining their individual legal status. Collaboration between OSP and CLC enhances our impact, creating a seamless network that responds effectively to trauma, violence, and exploitation in our community.

In October, Children’s Legacy Center and One SAFE Place filed "doing business as" (DBA) statements to operate as Arch Collaborative, while also retaining each organization’s EIN to meet funding requirements. This approach ensures stable, uninterrupted services, while maintaining compliance and flexibility, streamlining operations, and securing continued support.

Arch Collaborative represents more than a rebranded name —it speaks to our determination to partner well to ensure a holistic continuum of care to reach more individuals and respond to emerging needs with greater agility. We’re grateful for the support of our community and excited to continue building a safer, more supportive future.