About

SafeQuest Solano, Inc. is dedicated to providing prevention education, advocacy, and intervention services to those affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. With an emphasis on client-centered and trauma-informed care, SafeQuest works with diverse partners to promote individual, family and community transformation.

Board of Directors

Zen Hunter-Ishikawa, President
Barbara Graham
Jacqueline Crawford
Kalil Macklin
WT Jeanpierre
Robert Asmus
Carol Kitts

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1976

Founded

SafeQuest was founded.

1977

Operations Begin

The organization began operating a shelter for survivors of domestic violence and their children.

1983

Non-Profit Status

The organization gained nonprofit status under the name Solano Women’s Crisis Center. To better serve victims regardless of gender identity, the agency changed its name to SafeQuest Solano.

1983

Serving Solano

SafeQuest Solano, Inc. is a state-funded rape crisis center and the state-certified domestic violence agency for Solano County. For over 45 years, we have served all of Solano County (Benicia, Dixon, Fairfield, Rio Vista, Suisun, Vacaville, & Vallejo) by helping survivors write the next chapters in their success story.

Community Partners

Alliance for Community Transformations
Children’s Network of Solano County
California Medical Facility (CMF)
California State Prison, Solano (SOL)
Empower Yolo
Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District
Food Bank of Contra Costa
Kaiser Vallejo
My Sister’s House
North Bay Medical Center
Opportunity House
Solano Community Foundation
Solano County Police Departments
–Benicia, Dixon, Fairfield, Rio Vista, Suisun City, Vacaville, and Vallejo
Solano County Sheriff’s Department
Soroptimist International of Benicia
Haven Women’s Center
Tri-Valley Haven
WEAVE, Inc.
Empower Project
VEST
Solano Family Justice Center
Ruby’s Place
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Goals

Reduce incidences

Reduce incidences of domestic violence, sex trafficking and sexual assault in Solano County while increasing the reporting rates of victims to appropriate authorities.

Provide intervention

Provide intervention services that account for an individual’s age, stage of development, self-identity, disability, cultural and socio-economic realities.

Provide resources

Provide resources that are community-based, accessible, outcome-driven, collaborative, comprehensive, culturally competent, integrated, prevention-focused, and tailored to individual, family and community needs.

Deliver prevention

Deliver prevention education curriculums that are evidence-based, use the public health model, and focus on modeling respect for personal boundaries.

Promote and advocate

Promote and advocate for policies, programs, and funding that emphasis individual health, healthy relationships, and well-being by preventing domestic violence, sexual assault, adult/youth exploitation and elder abuse.

Align evaluation practice

Align evaluation practice and measurements with the philosophy and practice of community transformation.

Our Sponsors

Thanks to the following sponsors who help fund our services…