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In Tarrant County, there are over 380 Safe Place sites where youth can get immediate access to help.

Fort Worth Transportation Authority (The T)

  • The T’s transportation service all over Fort Worth makes it easy for youth in need of a Safe Place to get quick, free rides to local Safe Place sites.
  • 155 buses in Fort Worth, which are all mobile Safe Place sites.

Fort Worth Fire Department

  • Established in 1873, the Fort Worth Fire Department has 44 fire stations to serve the citizens of Fort Worth.
  • 44 Safe Place sites

QuikTrip

  • With over 500 stores in nine states, QT has been a valuable supporter of National Safe Place since 1981. 
  • 31 Safe Place sites

Fort Worth Community Centers

  • The 22 community centers in the city of Fort Worth offer programs for children, teens and adults.
  • 22 Safe Place sites

Arlington Fire Department

Fort Worth Library

  • In addition to reading material, the libraries in Fort Worth offer several programs for people of all ages in the community, including film clubs, computer classes, tax assistance and conversation clubs.
  • 15 Safe Place sites
  • Fort Worth Library keeps kids safe.

YMCA of Greater Fort Worth

  • The YMCA of Greater Fort Worth has 13 locations in Tarrant County, offering programs and activities for people of all ages throughout the county.
  • 13 Safe Place sites

Arlington Public Library

  • Founded in 1923, the Arlington Public Library offers a wide variety of services and educational opportunities for children and adults.
  • 7 Safe Place sites

Boys and Girls Club of Greater Fort Worth

  • The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Fort Worth has been involved in the lives of youth in community for over 83 years and have served over 8,000 youth.
  • 7 Safe Place sites

Arlington Recreation Centers

  • The recreation centers in Arlington provide aquatics, fitness opportunities and sports leagues for youth and adults.
  • 5 Safe Place sites

Boys and Girls Club of Arlington

  • The Boys and Girls Club of Arlington provide educational assistance, leadership development, sports leagues and many other programs to meet the needs of the youth in the community.
  • 5 Safe Place sites

Grapevine Fire Department  

  • The city of Grapevine established their fire department in 1907 and now has five fire stations in the city.
  • 5 Safe Place sites

North Richland Hills Fire Department

  • The city of North Richland Hills provides four fire stations to serve the community.
  • 5 Safe Place sites

Fort Worth ISD Family Resource Centers

  • The family resource centers provide support in the areas of behavioral and mental health to Fort Worth ISD students and family members.
  • 4 Safe Place sites

Mansfield Fire Department

  • Mansfield’s fire department has been operating since 1901, starting out as a small group of volunteers and growing to over 60 firefighters at four stations.
  • 4 Safe Place sites

Bedford Fire Department  

  • The Bedford Fire Department, starting out as a small volunteer department over 50 years ago, has grown to include three fire stations that provide safety, education and awareness to the community.
  • 3 Safe Place sites

Colleyville Fire Department  

  • The city of Colleyville has three fire stations to serve and protect the community of over 20,000 people.
  • 3 Safe Place sites

Euless Fire Department

  • Serving over 54,000 people, the Euless Fire Department is ranked one of the best in the state for fire protection and prevention.
  • 3 Safe Place sites

Haltom City Fire Department  

  • Haltom City has three fire stations for the city, all of which have been used many times as Safe Place sites.
  • 3 Safe Place sites

Keller Fire Department

  • There are four fire stations in Keller to serve this growing community.
  • 3 Safe Place sites

Putt-Putt

  • Children and adults have enjoyed the fun attractions at Putt-Putt for over 50 years.
  • 3 Safe Place sites

YMCA of Arlington

  • With over 50 years of service to the Arlington community, the YMCA of Arlington provides child care, sports leagues, camps, and much more to youth in the community.
  • 3 Safe Place sites

Hurst Fire Department

  • There are two fire stations in the city of Hurst, providing protection and education to members of their community.
  • 2 Safe Place sites

Saginaw Fire Department

  • There are two fire stations in the city of Saginaw that offer both emergency management and fire prevention services.
  • 2 Safe Place sites

Southlake Fire Department

  • The fire department in Southlake provides several educational programs as well as emergency response to the city of Southlake.
  • 2 Safe Place sites

Traveler’s Aid Dallas/Fort Worth

  • Traveler’s Aid provides counseling and transportation assistance to the DFW airport community and surrounding cities.
  • 2 Safe Place sites
  • Traveler’s Aid keeps kids safe.

American Red Cross

  • The Chisholm Trail Chapter of American Red Cross is located in Fort Worth and serves 23 counties.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Artes de la Rosa (Rose Marine Theater)

  • Artes de la Rosa is committed to preserving and promoting the arts within the Latino community.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Bedford Boys Ranch Activity Center  

  • The activity center contains a gymnasium, fitness room, meeting rooms and more to offer a variety of programs to all ages.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Benbrook Fire Department

  • The fire department in Benbrook has one fire station and 16 full time staff.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Burleson Public Library

  • One of only two Safe Place sites in Burleson, the library offers a number of activities such as book clubs, craft clubs and game tournaments for children, teens and adults
  • 1 Safe Place site

 

Eagle Mountain Fire Department

  • The Eagle Mountain fire department is a volunteer department that serves over 4,000 people in the Eagle Mountain community.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Enrichment Center

  • A ministry of First United Methodist Church of Arlington, the enrichment center offers educational programs and childcare to children aged six weeks through pre-K.
  • 1 Safe Place site

 

Everman Fire and EMS Department

  • The Everman fire department is a volunteer department, but is staffed by emergency dispatchers 24 hours a day.
  • 1 Safe Place site

The Excel Center

  • The Excel Center serves children and teens in the community by providing inpatient and outpatient treatment for those with emotional, behavioral, or chemical dependency problems.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Forest Hill Fire Department

  • Forest Hill’s fire station has been used several times in the past few years by youth in need of help.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Girls Inc.  

  • Girls Inc. of Tarrant County provides several educational programs to girls, specifically those in high-risk areas of the community.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Hurst Recreation Center

  • The recreation center provides affordable fitness opportunities by providing fitness equipment, exercise classes and sport leagues to community members.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Kennedale Fire Department

  • The fire department in Kennedale serves over 6,000 people in the 10 square mile radius of the town.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Mansfield Activities Center

  • The Mac provides educational, social and athletic opportunities for people of al ages in Mansfield.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Northside Inter-Church Agency

  • NICA provides food, clothing and other services to families on the North side of Fort Worth.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Pantego Fire Department

  • The Pantego fire department serves the two square mile town of Pantego, located in the metropolitan area of Arlington.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Samaritan House 

  • Samaritan House offers housing, nutrition, medical assistance and more to HIV positive members of the community.
  • 1 Safe Place site

Wesley Mission Center

  • As part of First United Methodist Church of Mansfield, the mission center provides food, clothing, counseling, job assistance and more to those in need.
  • 1 Safe Place site