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Organizations Working Together
Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance To Assist Rebuilding Solano
Congratulations to the Parent Project Graduates!
Reconstruction planning begins for new-look Solano County Family Justice Center
Solano, CA — The Contra Costa Family Justice Center is proud to be assisting Solano with forming a new-look for the Solano Family Justice Center. Bringing over knowledge, partnerships, and bridging the gaps for much needed services to victims within that county. Take a look at the article for the full story! Click here!
From toys to telehealth in Antioch
Antioch, CA — The Antioch Family Justice Center partners with Contra Costa Medical Career College and Kaiser to provide gifts to families and children in need for East Contra Costa County residents. Susun Kim also talks about the TeleCare program offered at the Family Justice Centers and much more! Click the link below to read the full article! https://www.thepress.net/news/antioch/from-toys-to-telehealth-in-antioch/article_78f33220-87a2-11ed-9d50-af3d5591244f.html
Contra Costa Launches First Trauma Recovery Center for Victims of Violent Crimes
Richmond, CA — The Contra Costa Family Justice Center (“the Center”), a one stop resource Center for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, elder abuse, and child abuse, will launch the new Contra Costa Trauma Recovery Center (CC TRC) starting July 1st, 2021.
East Family Justice Center Grand Opening
The Contra Costa County’s Family Justice Center celebrated the grand opening of a new center located in Antioch. They will be providing services to communities in East County such as Antioch, Brentwood, Oakley and Pittsburg. https://mailchi.mp/cocofamilyjustice/fjc-in-antioch-1734033?e=d7d9030556&fbclid=IwAR3jAYN6XwAPajboYmt-ZO7iax0UiJW3-TPv9s-Nt0sEkdLYoVhd_B0pJB4
Family Justice Center Coming to East County
The nonprofit Family Justice Center, a one-stop support network for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and child or elder abuse victims, plans to open an Antioch location in early 2019.