The phrase "a safety house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place that provides shelter or protection, often in the context of safety from danger or harm.
Example: "During the storm, the community center served as a safety house for those who needed refuge from the severe weather."
Alternatives: "safe haven" or "shelter for safety".
These resolutions are grounded in the knowledge that a victim of gender-based violence can come into contact with multiple government agencies over time, addressing a variety of needs related to public safety, housing, employment and social welfare.
These issues can fall under a wide range of topics, including biosafety, chemical safety, ergonomics, occupational injury & illness, trainings, lab safety, radiation safety, housing requirements, animal allergies, lasers and PPE.
The intention is to see an increase in prosecutions for many offences by encouraging councils and other organisations to make greater use of legal powers in planning, fire safety, housing and environmental health.
The report ranked all 50 states (plus the District) according to nine different measures of well-being: health, safety, housing, access to broadband, civic engagement, education, jobs, environment, and income.
The Labour-run council's biggest directorate covers adult social care, public safety, housing, libraries and adult education.
King Camp Gillette of America, possessor of the greatest name in the history of innovation, devised in the 1890s the world's first razor fitted with disposable blades mounted in safety housing.
Environmental improvements related to food safety, housing, water supply and sanitation are important steps towards preventing infection.
Poverty has also helped expand enrollment in madrasas, which serve as a safety net by housing and feeding poor children.
And we bring what they call the fire-safety house or the smoke house.
It has described public housing as a safety net and a stepping stone to home ownership, which Theresa May has said she wants to increase in line with the long-held Conservative belief in a "property-owning democracy".
