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Project SAFE is run by and for drug users and sex workers working collectively. We deliver harm reduction support with funding from community members like you. You can donate to us here, either making a one-time donation or signing up to be a monthly donor. You can also support us by ordering items from our wish list using this link.

Outreach
Street based support and distribution.
Distribution
Community disbursement of supplies and groceries.
Advocacy
Legal, medical, and political.
Nightshade
Solidarity space for sex workers.
Bad Date Alerts
Safety through information sharing.

We’re currently looking to collaborate with volunteers and organizations who can help us enhance our services and expand our reach. You can always donate directly, but if you’re based in the Philadelphia area and would like to connect further, please reach out via email.

Project SAFE offers workshops and presentations at your organization, event, or conference. We also support nonprofits, schools, service providers, and other institutions to help better serve sex workers and drug users through consulting or trainings specific to your work.

Nightshade

Open to all who identify as sex workers, Nightshade is a weekly community meeting. 

Outreach

Street based outreach distributing harm reduction supplies and bad date sheets.

Distribution

Weekly distribution of bulk harm reduction supplies following a secondary distribution model for our participants to then share with their networks. We also have a weekly food distro to members of the community. 

Advocacy

We support our community members, particularly those facing stigma due to their drug use or history of sex work, by advocating for them within the medical or criminal legal system. Additionally, we provide trainings to area organizations on topics related to sex work, drug use, harm reduction, and decriminalization.

Bad Date Sheet

Our bad date sheet lists brief descriptions of dates/customers who have assaulted, robbed, and/or raped sex workers. Bad date sheets are meant to inform sex workers of potential harm and act as a tool for autonomous decision making.