S.A.F.E. is a fledgling organization that has been formed in response to recent events surrounding Futile Care legislation. To read about these events, please see our news and memorial links.

As its founder, I hope that S.A.F.E. will provide an environment where people of all persuasions can come together to oppose Futile Care laws by developing strategies for patient advocacy, comfort and protection.

While it was formed in response to the futile care dilemma, I hope that S.A.F.E. will proactively address a variety of disability issues, as this legislation tends to impact those who are the most handicapped.

In respect to this, however, another aspect that I would like to see in S.A.F.E. is collaboration with other minorities and social justice groups. I believe that people who are struggling with various minority issues can help one another by providing activism advice, valuable information regarding significant issues, and general support for one another in the broader community.

Finally, S.A.F.E.'s primary mission is to educate the public about issues surrounding futile care and the disabled community at large. In serving this purpose, those in charge of posting information will seek to present balanced information regarding situations presented despite what the organization's position may be.

Welcome!

Meghan Schrader
President

S.A.F.E. stands for Students and Citizens Against Futile Ethics. We are an open-membership, non profit organization that seeks to educate the public about futile care laws and their impact on US citizens. We also address disability issues and seek to promote the civil equality of all individuals.