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GLIDE Women’s Center

A Safe Haven for Healing and Empowerment

The GLIDE Women’s Center is a safe and supportive space for women on their journey of healing from trauma, violence, and isolation. We provide a compassionate community where survivors can find connection, resources, and the support they need to rebuild their lives.

                                                                   Who We Serve

We welcome all women, including those who have:

  • Experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or other forms of trauma
  • Faced housing instability, including living on the streets or in shelters
  • Struggled with substance use or mental health challenges
  • Felt isolated and in need of a strong, caring support network

                                                                    What We Offer

  • Support Groups & Healing Circles – A safe space to share experiences, build resilience, and find community.
  • Case Management & Advocacy – Personalized support to connect you with resources including housing, childcare, and legal resources.
  • Trauma-Informed Counseling & Peer Support – Compassionate care from staff who understand your journey.
  • Workshops & Life Skills Training – Tools for self-sufficiency, empowerment, and personal growth.
  • Emergency Assistance & Referrals – Help with immediate needs like food, hygiene products, and crisis intervention.

                                                                     You Are Not Alone

If you’ve slipped through the social safety net, are living in an unstable situation, or simply need a supportive community, we’re here for you. At GLIDE Women’s Center, you’ll find a space where you are seen, valued, and empowered to heal and thrive.

Contact

Program Coordinator Olivia Onek
Phone: 415-674-6046
Email: oonek@glide.org

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JeTon Carey

Senior Director of Women, Children and Family Services

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JeTon Carey
JeTon oversees GLIDE's Family, Youth, and Children's Center (FYCC), the Women's Center, and Family Resource Center (FRC), focusing on leading and expanding programming that services this specific population. JeTon joins GLIDE with more than 20 years of leadership experience in nonprofits, with expertise in strategic planning, program innovation, advocacy, and organizational operations. Most recently, JeTon held a similar position at Children's Council of San Francisco providing strategic leadership and program oversight of the city's Dream Keepers Initiative.
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Case Manager

Loria Price

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Loria Price
Loria Price has been a community resource liaison for over 14 years, working with organizations such as the San Francisco Unified School District, YMCA of San Francisco, Children’s Council, and Success Centers Neighborhood Job Center. Loria was raised as a southern girl, born in Louisiana, and moved to San Francisco, California when she was eight. Loria is a Western Addition resident whose family has had strong roots in the Fillmore District for over 40 years as she was raised there. Loria is very passionate about community and has been driven by assisting community members growth in achieving their dreams and establishing careers through guidance and her extensive knowledge of resources offered in San Francisco. In her spare time, Loria likes to spend time with her daughter and grandchildren, play basketball, loves attending Warriors’ and Niners’ games, and movie nights, and listen to gospel music for relaxation. Coming into a new role at Glide as a Case Manager, Loria is looking to continue providing services to the marginalized population to help them become self-sufficient and able to move forward independently.
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Program Coordinator

Olivia Onek

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Olivia Onek
Olivia graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2024, earning a degree in Political Science and Gender & Women’s Studies, along with a certificate in Criminal Justice. She was an intern at UW-Madison's Office of Inclusion Education, where she facilitated social justice workshops for student organizations. Additionally, she worked at the San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project and interned Ex-Incarcerated People Organizing (EXPO) Wisconsin, two criminal justice nonprofits where she engaged in advocacy, research, and client outreach. She is also passionate about reproductive justice and was involved in the Planned Parenthood student group in college.

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