RMYA Centro Seguro Drop-In Center is a 24-hour drop-in center for youth up to 24 years of age, who are at-risk or victims of trafficking, homelessness, runaway, or other unsafe living conditions. While at the drop-in center, youth receive a hot shower, meal, change of clothing, and access to immediate crisis intervention services.
RMYA Centro Seguro Drop-In Center is the first 24-hour drop-in center for child trafficking victims in the nation. Safety and security, in a non-judgmental atmosphere are the priorities at Centro Seguro. In addition to on-site emergency drop-in services, clients receive ongoing case management including referrals for medical, dental, and vision care; individual and family counseling services; as well as support groups. RMYA is also the only licensed Safe Place agency in Bexar County and this program is administered through Centro Seguro.
Centro Seguro’s mission is to connect with children, who have been or may be identified as trafficked, in ways that create safety and assist in finding a safe place off the streets they can call home. Please call the hotline (210) 340-8090 twenty-four hours a day or text the word SAFE and your location to 4HELP (44357). We are here to help.
RMYA Mobile Outreach
The RMYA Mobile Outreach Team serves youth in crisis. Our Outreach Team provides free services to youth in need at Outreach events that are held across Bexar County.
You can view upcoming Outreach Events below. Youth in need can stop by at any of these locations on their designated day can receive a Care Kit Backpack, snacks, and more!
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National Safe Place
RMYA is the designated Safe Place for Bexar County. If you are in need of help, you can find a place with the Safe Place sign or Text “SAFE” and your current location (address, city, state) to 4HELP (44357). You can also call RMYA Centro Seguro 24-hour hotline: 210-340-8090
QuickTrip & YMCA are community partners of RMYA with locations all throughout Bexar County. Each location serves as a Safe Place for youth in crisis. Find a Safe Place near you.
For more info on Safe Place, visit www.nationalsafeplace.org.
