Safer path builds awareness of family violence and sexual assault, empowers victims, supports survivors' healing and creates a safe and abuse free community. founded in 1992 as atascosa family crisis center,the organization changed its name in 2018 to honor its 25 year long commitment to helping families walk a safer path and reflect the change from a non residential advocacy program to a domestic violence shelter.

Health care services are provided to low to moderate income families who are residents of south texas. services are provided at a low cost are based on ability to pay.

Further the education of atascosa county youth

To support the youth in agriculture in the pleasanton isd

Child advocacy

To supplement the athletic & band programs at pleasanton high school

Modification of the weather in the geographical area of the association's members to relieve the harsh conditions caused by drought in this region

To provide safe, clean, affordable housing for economicaly challenged elderly, disabled people