
Providing safe, Christ-centered maternity housing where women and children can find stability, compassionate support, and hope for a brighter future.
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No. Safe in His Arms is not a women’s shelter providing temporary, emergency housing. We are a Christian housing program designed to provide structure , life skill development, education , career exploration, and spiritual growth opportunities to moms who wants to make a change. We are registered with the state of Georgia as a Maternity Support Housing Resident. (MSHR).
18 years and older
2-3 weeks
Please reach out to our House Manager
at safeinhisarms.info and she will get back to you as soon as possible with the next step.
No. Safe in His Arms can only take women’s who are pregnant, ideally, the potential new resident is in her first or second trimester of pregnancy.
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safeinhisarms.info is a new website that provides X, Y, and Z services to users.
Safe in His Arms is preparing to open soon. Our facility and program preparations are complete, and we are currently recruiting qualified, compassionate staff and volunteers. Our official opening date will be announced once the necessary team is in place to provide safe and dependable care for the women and children we serve.
Need a Safe Place?
Safe in His Arms is preparing to serve women and children who need safe, supportive, Christ-centered housing. If you or someone you know may need assistance, please complete the confidential interest form on our website at (safeinhisarms.info)
After submitting the form, a member of our team will contact you to discuss eligibility, availability, and the next steps. Completing the form does not guarantee immediate placement. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
Yes, you must have health insurance or Pregnancy Health Coverage under Georgia Medical Plan.
Mothers choosing to parent may stay in the home until their baby reaches 18 months old. If an adoption plan is made, the resident may stay in the home up to 6 weeks after birth. All residents are expected to comply with the home’s guidance to remain at Safe in His Arms.
No. Safe in His Arms does not have the space to accommodate other children.
Safe in His Arms has the capacity to house 6 residents at the time
Yes, if approved in advance according to Resident Handbook guidelines.
No. Pets are not allowed.
Absolutely, Safe in His Arms req residents to be in school full-time and/or working outside the home ( as medically appropriate) to achieve financial stability.
Who have not graduated from high school will be an afforded the opportunity to obtain their GED. Residents who have graduated from high school will be presented with various options to further their education through our case management program.
No, the decision is TOTALLY your decision, and we will 100% support you either way in your plan to parent or plan for adoption.
No, Safe in His Arms accepts adult, pregnant women of any age, race, religion, or nationality ( as long as the potential resident is legally within the United States.)
Yes, residents are required to attend church regularly on Sunday.
Supporting Healing, Safety, and Hope
Welcome to Safe In His Arms. This confidential intake form helps us understand your needs so we can provide the best possible support, resources, and services for you and your children. Please complete the form as thoroughly as possible. All information provided is private and used solely to assist you with housing, medical care, safety, and other support services. If you need assistance filling out the form, please contact us directly at 478-353-1156 / 910-849-5566 lovethem777@yahoo.com
If anyone would like to join our program, please contact Safe in His Arms Maternity Women’s and Children’s Program for enrollment information. We partner with ABC Women’s Clinic for free pregnancy testing by referral. We welcome women and children in need of support.

All residents who are medically able to work must obtain and maintain full-time employment while participating in the Safe in His Arms program.
Building a Future Through Employment
At Safe in His Arms, we believe employment is an important step toward independence and long-term stability. Residents who are medically able to work are encouraged to obtain and maintain full-time employment.
Working helps the women in our program develop valuable skills, earn a dependable income, provide for their children, save toward permanent housing, and prepare for a successful future.
Our purpose is not only to provide temporary maternity housing—it is to help women build confidence, responsibility, financial stability, and hope. Through employment, life-skills education, and Christ-centered support, each woman can move forward toward a safe and independent life for herself and her children.

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Safe in His Arms – Mission Statement
“Safe in His Arms provides a loving, Christ-centered home for mothers and children, offering hope, healing, and practical support. We are committed to nurturing each resident in a safe and caring environment, empowering women to grow spiritually, emotionally, and physically, while equipping them with the tools and confidence to thrive.”
Our team is made up of dedicated caregivers, advocates, and community partners who share a deep passion for serving women, mothers, and children in need. Each member brings a unique blend of compassion, experience, and commitment to creating a safe and nurturing environment. Together, we work every day to provide hope, healing, and practical support for the families we serve.
Safe in His Arms as a 5 -phase program with the following seven (7) key areas of development.
. Prenatal and Parenting Support, Education, and Mentorship
. Education/Vocation
. Finances
. Independent Living Skills
. Health & Relationships Growth
. Christian Life Growth