Women's Haven of Tarrant County and The Women's Shelter in Arlington merged to create SafeHaven of Tarrant County in 2006. The mission of SafeHaven is to end domestic violence through safety, support, prevention and social change. The crisis line is staffed 24 hours a day by employees and trained volunteers to facilitate shelter entry and to give information and referrals. SafeHaven operates two emergency shelter facilities located in Fort Worth and Arlington. While in the shelter, residents receive meals, personal care items, clothing, transportation assistance, legal assistance, and childcare. Transitional housing is provided to victims and their children seeking self-sufficiency and independence. We also provide counseling, support groups, case management, legal assistance, play therapy and education to victims of domestic violence. read more
SafeHaven of Tarrant County CEO & Leadership Team Ratings
Based on 7 ratings, SafeHaven of Tarrant County's employees give their leadership team a "D".
The Leadership score of 51/100 combines employee feedback on their CEO (37/100), Manager (50/100), and Executive Team (50/100).
Kathryn Jacob SafeHaven of Tarrant County CEO Rating
Bottom 5% Compared to other companies of similar size in DallasF
37 / 100
Kathryn Jacob the CEO of SafeHaven of Tarrant County received an average score of 37 from SafeHaven of Tarrant County employees.SafeHaven of Tarrant County Manager Rating
Bottom 10% Compared to other companies of similar size in DallasD-
50 / 100
SafeHaven of Tarrant County Executive Team Rating
Bottom 15% Compared to other companies of similar size in DallasD
50 / 100
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