Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury has been serving victims of domestic violence since 1978. The agency provides emergency shelter and free comprehensive support services to victims and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Safe Haven is committed to ending violence and sexual assault by changing the social conditions and beliefs that perpetuate violence against women and children.
Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury
Overview
The Board of Directors of Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury plays an important role in ensuring that the organization is fiscally sound, well managed and provides quality services. The Board is composed of community members who live or work in the greater Waterbury area. Board members are recruited based on their previous experience in volunteering, their interest in the issues of domestic violence and sexual assault and the expertise that they can provide.
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Board Responsibilities
Attend monthly Board meetings
Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of every month
Support Fundraising Events
Out of the Shadows Recognition Dinner & Southbury Golf Tournament
Friends of Safe Haven Dinner
This event is held in June to honor volunteers and Board.
Assist with Board development
Investments & Finances, Personnel Issues and Ad Hoc Committees
Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury
Board of Directors
Marianne Como – President
Mary Jane Robinson – Vice President
Theresa DiGiovanni – Treasurer
Meagan Anthony – Secretary
Suzanne Broderick
Isabel DeSousa
Chrysten Dufour
Joseph Foti
Kimberly Lebron
Patrick McGrath
Luis Nolan
The Board of Directors of Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury plays an important role in ensuring that the organization is fiscally sound, well managed and provides quality services. The Board is composed of community members who live or work in the greater Waterbury area. Board members are recruited based on their previous experience in volunteering, their interest in the issues of domestic violence and sexual assault and the expertise that they can provide.
