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# Family Justice Center

Home of the Contra Costa Family Justice Centers

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- [Contra Costa Human Trafficking Awareness Event](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-human-trafficking-awareness-event/) - Antioch, Calif. – The Contra Costa Family Justice Center, in collaboration with Antioch Council Member Monica Wilson, Contra Costa District Attorney Office, Contra Costa Human Trafficking Coalition, Love Never Fails, and Community Violence Solutions, is hosting a “Human Trafficking Awareness Event” on Friday January 24, 2020 from 12:00 p.m. to 2 p.m. https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Human-Trafficking-Awarness-Event-Press-Release.pdf
- [University of Oklahoma Report on California Family Justice Centers](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/university-of-oklahoma-report-on-california-family-justice-centers/) - Earlier this year, the Contra Costa Family Justice Center participated in an evaluation report of seven California based Family Justice Centers released by the University of Oklahoma. The Center of Applied Research on Nonprofit Organizations research team worked closely with Alliance for HOPE International and its Family Justice Center Alliance program to complete the research
- [California Provides $10 Million for Family Justice Centers in New State Budget](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/california-provides-10-million-for-family-justice-centers-in-new-state-budget/) - Alliance CEO Gael Strack praised FJC Director Susun Kim for her advocacy and leadership: “Susun Kim worked diligently to make sure that everyone in the Legislature understood the power of the Family Justice Center framework. We worked hard to put Family Justice Centers in state law in 2013, creating a statutory scheme to define them
- [Did Antioch PD give special treatment to former cop?: 2 Investigates – Story | KTVU](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/did-antioch-pd-give-special-treatment-to-former-cop-2-investigates-story-ktvu/) - “ For perspective from an expert not involved in the case, 2 Investigates interviewed Susun Kim, the Executive Director of the Contra Costa Family Justice Center.” http://www.ktvu.com/news/2-investigates/249939166-story
- [Reconstruction planning begins for new-look Solano County Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/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!
- [Guitars Not Guns volunteers turning kids into musicians](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/guitars-not-guns-volunteers-turning-kids-into-musicians/) - Antioch, CA — The East bay Times reported on a recent accomplishment of a partnership with the Family Justice Center of Contra Costa County. In partnership with Guitars not Guns, we helped to provide an 8 week class for an opportunity for a local youth community to expand their options of activities. You can learn
- [Family Justice Center Planned](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-center-planned/) - “The proposed Central County Family Justice Center aims to help victims adn their families navigate the often overwhelming and intimidating process of reporting domestic violence. The proposed downtown Concord center, the existing West Contra Costa Family Justice Center in Richmond and a third center planned for East County would be the first countywide network in
- [Contra Costa Agencies Join to Better Fight Elder Abuse](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-agencies-join-to-better-fight-elder-abuse/) - “The new Elder Abuse Prevention Project is designed to increase the reporting of elder abuse and to optimize its interagency-collaborative approach, including sharing client data, to serve seniors as quickly as possible.” http://www.eastbaytimes.com/2017/06/22/contra-costa-agencies-join-to-better-fight-elder-abuse/
- [An Update from the Front-Lines of Contra Costa County’s Legal Incubator Program – Contra Costa Lawyer Online](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/an-update-from-the-front-lines-of-contra-costa-countys-legal-incubator-program-contra-costa-lawyer-online/) - “The Lawyers for Family Justice program is a community effort,” says Kim. “We have outstanding community attorneys dedicating their time to mentor, strong support from the Contra Costa County Bar Association, and friendships with incubator programs all across the country, which continue to evolve and improve their practices.” http://cclawyer.cccba.org/2016/10/ccc-legal-incubator-program/
- [Contra Costa Launches First Trauma Recovery Center for Victims of Violent Crimes](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-launches-first-trauma-recovery-center-for-victims-of-violent-crimes-2/) - 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.
- [Federal Dollars to Boost Contra Costa County’s Response to Interpersonal Violence : DOJ Grant Provides Critical Anti-violence Funding for Project Led by Alliance to End Abuse](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/federal-dollars-to-boost-contra-costa-countys-response-to-interpersonal-violence-doj-grant-provides-critical-anti-violence-funding-for-project-led-by-alliance-to-end-abuse/) - The Justice Department’s Office on Violence Against Women has awarded $32 million to improve the criminal justice response to sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. Among the 54 nationally awarded grants, the Contra Costa EHSDreceived nearly $1 million. EHSD will use this funding over the next three years to strengthen critical victim services,
- [The Growth of Our Clinician Team and the Expansion of Mental Health Services](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/the-growth-of-our-clinician-team-and-the-expansion-of-mental-health-services/) - We are excited to share that our clinician team at the Family Justice Center is growing! This expansion represents an important step forward in our commitment to provide holistic, trauma-informed support for survivors and their families. For many survivors, the emotional impact of trauma can be just as difficult as the physical or legal challenges
- [Camp Family Justice Returns for Its Third Year at Camp Arroyo!](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/camp-family-justice-returns-for-its-third-year-at-camp-arroyo/) - We are thrilled to announce that Camp Family Justice is taking off for its third year at Camp Arroyo in Livermore, CA! This unique, free overnight camping experience is designed specifically for youth ages 9–12 who have been impacted by interpersonal violence (IPV). Camp Family Justice provides campers with a safe and supportive environment where they can heal, have fun, and build friendships. During the three-part
- [Stay Safe Contra Costa: A Community Safety Initiative](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/stay-safe-contra-costa-a-community-safety-initiative/) - Stay Safe Contra Costa is a countywide campaign dedicated to preventing violence, supporting survivors, and strengthening safety across our communities. This initiative is a collaboration of the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office, Contra Costa Family Justice Center, Richmond Police Department, Bay Area Legal Aid, and STAND! for Families Free of Violence, proudly funded by the California Boartd of State and Community Corrections
- [WINGS: Women INspired to Grow and Succeed](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/wings-women-inspired-to-grow-and-succeed/) - The Contra Costa Family Justice Center proudly hosted this year’s WINGS (Women INspired to Grow and Succeed) program, a powerful initiative designed to support women on their journey toward healing, growth, and empowerment. In 2025, WINGS launched with a virtual conference that drew over 140 participants, highlighting the strong community interest in this unique program.
- [First Project Connect in Farsi – Central Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/first-project-connect-in-farsi-central-center/) - The Central Family Justice Center proudly hosted its first-ever Project Connect in Farsi, marking an important milestone in expanding our culturally responsive programming. The evening was a resounding success, thanks to the dedication of our staff and the enthusiastic participation of families. A special thank you goes to Zarin, who led this inaugural session with compassion and
- [With Survivors Always: Honoring Domestic Violence Awareness Month](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/with-survivors-always-honoring-domestic-violence-awareness-month/) - October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month — a time to shed light on the realities of domestic violence and to honor the courage, strength, and resilience of survivors. This year’s theme, "With Survivors Always," reflects our unwavering commitment to stand beside survivors and to walk with them toward safety, healing, and hope. Domestic violence affects
- [ViewPoints by Laura Hoffmeister: Concord regains momentum – East Bay Times](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/viewpoints-by-laura-hoffmeister-concord-regains-momentum-east-bay-times/) - ” The City of Concord also just won the prestigious Helen Putnam Award for Excellence for its Central County Family Justice Center.” http://www.eastbaytimes.com/2016/10/04/viewpoints-by-laura-hoffmeister-concord-regains-momentum/
- [In Richmond, a modern approach to helping domestic violence victims | Richmond Standard](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/in-richmond-a-modern-approach-to-helping-domestic-violence-victims-richmond-standard/) - “The Family Justice Center appears to have left no stone unturned in the effort to provide swift and welcoming assistance and resources to abused women and seniors.” http://richmondstandard.com/2016/08/in-richmond-a-modern-approach-to-helping-domestic-violence-victims/
- [Feds Recognize Alameda and Contra Costa Counties for Work Caring for Domestic Violence Victims – The Mercury News](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/feds-recognize-alameda-and-contra-costa-counties-for-work-caring-for-domestic-violence-victims-the-mercury-news/) - “In recognition of 20 years since the passage of the Violence Against Women Act, federal officials this week visited East Bay family justice centers to applaud efforts in Alameda and Contra Costa counties to protect women and children.” http://www.mercurynews.com/2015/04/16/feds-recognize-alameda-and-contra-costa-counties-for-work-caring-for-domestic-violence-victims/
- [A Focus on Health to Resolve Urban Ills – The New York Times](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/a-focus-on-health-to-resolve-urban-ills-the-new-york-times/) - “[The city] supported the Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance, a nonprofit organization that helps victims of domestic violence who struggle to find services because of their race, citizenship status and level of poverty.” https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/19/opinion/a-focus-on-health-to-resolve-urban-ills.html?_r=0
- [Contra Costa Family Justice Center named an honoree For California Nonprofits Day!](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-family-justice-center-named-an-honoree-for-california-nonprofits-day/) - Contra Costa Family Justice Center named an honoree For California Nonprofits Day!
- [Contra Costa Family Justice Center Seeks Applicants for Community Fellowship Program.](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-family-justice-center-seeks-applicants-for-community-fellowship-program-2/) - The Family Justice Center Alliance, a program of Alliance for HOPE International, proudly highlighted it’s 17 AFFILIATED Family Justice Centers and Multi-Agency Centers in the United States. The Contra Costa Family Justice Center’s Community Fellowship Program was included in their recognition! “In March 2016, the Contra Costa Family Justice Center launched a new iteration of
- [Lawyers for Family Justice Making a Difference for Survivors of Interpersonal Violence](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/lawyers-for-family-justice-making-a-difference-for-survivors-of-interpersonal-violence-2/) - “The Contra Costa Family Justice Center is an invaluable one-stop center for families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, child abuse, and human trafficking. In 2017, the Family Justice Center served 2,440 survivors of interpersonal violence. Over 80% of Family Justice Center clients have at least one pressing legal need. http://cclawyer.cccba.org/2018/03/lawyers-for-family-justice-making-a-difference-for-survivors-of-interpersonal-violence/
- [Richmond eatery to donate 15-percent of Thursday’s sales to Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/richmond-eatery-to-donate-15-percent-of-thursdays-sales-to-family-justice-center/) - Those who dine at Salute E Vita Ristorante in Richmond on Thursday will help raise funds for the West Contra Costa Family Justice Center. In honor of International Women’s Day, Salute owner Menbere Aklilu is donating 15-percent of all restaurant sales on Thursday to the Family Justice Center, a one-stop shop of services and resources at 24th
- [Highlighted Non-Profit at the Lesher Speaker Series](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/highlighted-non-profit-at-the-lesher-speaker-series/) - “It is the goal of NEWSMAKERS: Lesher Speaker Series to promote the East Bay’s non-profit community. For each lecture, a non-profit is selected as a partner. Twenty tickets are donated to the non-profit to leverage for fundraising, or reward their staff and supporters. On several occasions, the speakers themselves have donated their time to a
- [Alexandra Wilson Can Celebrate After Her First Asylum Victory](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/alexandra-wilson-can-celebrate-after-her-first-asylum-victory/) - Congratulations to one of our very own Lawyers for Family Justice! https://wilsonimmigration.org/news/alexandra-wilson-wins-immigration-case-press-release
- [Assemblymember Grayson’s Bill To Fight Domestic Violence And Human Trafficking Wins Bipartisan Support](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/assemblymember-graysons-bill-to-fight-domestic-violence-and-human-trafficking-wins-bipartisan-support/) - “This bill is an easy, common-sense solution which allows communities to leverage existing resources of dedicated and trained professionals to collaborate for the benefit of some of our most vulnerable victims. We’ve seen it work first-hand in a pilot project launched by our Family Justice Center.”
- [Navigator Swostika By The Nepali Association Of Northern California](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/navigator-swostika-by-the-nepali-association-of-northern-california/) - As you may or may not know, May is dedicated to mental health awareness. On Sunday May 7, 2023, the Nepali Association of Northern California(NANC) hosted a seminar at the Sonesta Hotel in Emeryville. This event was supported by the Non-Resident Nepali Association and Society of American Nepalese Nurses. The seminar, "Mental Health Wellness," consisted of
- [Family Justice Center Coming to East County](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/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.
- [East Family Justice Center Grand Opening](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/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
- [2020 Agents of Change](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/2020-agents-of-change-2/) - 2020 Agents of Change EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CONTRA COSTA FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER, CONCORD – Susun Kim works not only on the established programs of the Contra Costa Family Justice Center, where she is executive director, but she is also constantly searching for new ways to serve the community. “I look to identify unmet needs and underserved communities
- [From toys to telehealth in Antioch](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/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
- [Executive Director Bids Farewell After A Great  11 Years](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/executive-director-farewell/) - Family Justice Center looks ahead as Susun Kim, director for 11 years, announces her departure. Click here to view the announcement and word for the future.
- [Lawyers for Family Justice Making a Difference for Survivors of Interpersonal Violence](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/lawyers-for-family-justice-making-a-difference-for-survivors-of-interpersonal-violence/) - March 2018 Lawyers for Family Justice Making a Difference for Survivors of Interpersonal Violence "The Contra Costa Family Justice Center is an invaluable one-stop center for families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, child abuse, and human trafficking. In 2017, the Family Justice Center served 2,440 survivors of interpersonal violence. Over 80% of
- [Family Justice Center Navigator Karina Recognized For Making A Difference](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-center-navigator-karina-recognized-for-making-a-difference/) - This week was the National Victim's Rights Week and to celebrate it the District Attorney's office recognized 7 candidates within Contra Costa County for having an impact within the community for victim's rights. We were proud to be notified that one of our own navigators, Karina, was among those recognized for the category of making
- [Organizations Working Together](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/organizations-working-together/) - The Family Justice Center partnered with The Black Neighborhood in hosting a pop up farmers market!
- [East Bay Leadership Council: Honoring Those Who Give Back](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/east-bay-leadership-council-honoring-those-who-give-back/) - Contra Costa County Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative, Family Justice Alliance -- Outstanding Collaborative Project In 2001, the County Board of Supervisors launched the Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative to improve service delivery systems and policy to support the county’s strong stance against family violence. Addressing this charge, Zero Tolerance has launched and
- [Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance To Assist Rebuilding Solano](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-family-justice-alliance-to-assist-rebuilding-solano-family-justice/) - Contra Costa Family Justice Center recently began the first step to assist in the rebuilding of the Solano Family Justice Center.
- [Congratulations to the Parent Project Graduates!](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/congratulations-to-the-parent-project-graduates/) - In a collaboration between both the Concord Police Department and Central Family Justice Center, parents graduated a 10 week class focused on parenting education.
- [An Update from the Front-Lines of Contra Costa County’s Legal Incubator Program](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/an-update-from-the-front-lines-of-contra-costa-countys-legal-incubator-program/) - Carlos Carbajal is busy. As a Lawyer for Family Justice attorney, his appointment slots are booked solid every week and he has taken on over 50 paying clients (in addition to dozens of pro bono consultations) since joining Contra Costa County’s Legal Incubator program in February. [click here] “The need for pro and low bono
- [2017 Women of Impact](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/2017-women-of-impact/) - Richmond's Women of Impact
- [Susun Kim Named Contra Costa County Prosecutor’s Association Champion for Justice of 2016! ](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/susun-kim-named-contra-costa-county-prosecutors-association-champion-for-justice-of-2016/) - Susun Kim, Executive Director of the Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance was honored as the Contra Costa County Prosecutor’s Association Champion for Justice of 2016!
- [2020 Agents of Change](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/2020-agents-of-change/)
- [Exciting News from Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/exciting-news-from-zero-tolerance-for-domestic-violence-initiative/) - Contra Costa County Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative and the Family Justice Alliance are named... Outstanding Collaborative Project Join us at the East Bay Philanthropy Awards Breakfast brought to you by the Sanford Institute of Philanthropy at JFK University and the East Bay Leadership Council. Awards ceremony on November 3, 2016 at 7:30 am at
- [Good Neighbors by Faith Barnidge: Plan ahead for holiday volunteering](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/good-neighbors-by-faith-barnidge-plan-ahead-for-holiday-volunteering/) - Helen Putnam Award The League of California Cities recently presented the Concord City Council with the Helen Putnam Award of Excellence for their collaboration with the Central Family Justice Center. The league selects one California city in each of 12 categories to recognize each year. The Family Justice Center is a one-stop, multiagency facility for
- [In Richmond, a modern approach to helping domestic violence victims](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/in-richmond-a-modern-approach-to-helping-domestic-violence-victims/) - Aug 3, 2016 “Just imagine you are a victim of domestic violence, of sexual assault, of elder abuse, and you walk in here,” says Susun Kim, executive director of the Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance. “What do you notice? What do you see?” The West County Family Family Justice Center — a one-stop facility providing
- [Free medical clinic serving local uninsured patients moves into Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/free-medical-clinic-serving-local-uninsured-patients-moves-into-family-justice-center/) - The RotaCare Richmond Free Medical Clinic is now located at the new West County Family Justice Center at 256 24th St. The free medical clinic — which is run by volunteer physicians and nurses who serve uninsured West County residents — had its grand opening celebration scheduled for last night. The clinic operates Tuesdays from
- [County to Get Share of Federal Funds](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/county-to-get-share-of-federal-funds/) - “A new much larger Family Justice Center is set to open in Richmond next year, and the county is working to create a Family Justice Center network with additional centers in Concord and east Contra Costa County.” Read on! Click here: FJC News Article 9 25 14
- [Construction Begins on Expanded Family Justice Center for Victims of Domestic and Sexual Violence: Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, dignitaries join For Richmond at groundbreaking](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/construction-begins-on-expanded-family-justice-center-for-victims-of-domestic-and-sexual-violence-lt-gov-gavin-newsom-dignitaries-join-for-richmond-at-groundbreaking/) - “For Richmond leaders joined Lt. Gov Gavin Newsom, Contra Costa Supervisor John Giola, Police Chief Chris Magnus and various community leaders and organizations Friday to celebrate the groundbreaking of the expanded West Contra Costa Family Justice Center (FJC) in Richmond. FJC is a multi-service center for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, and
- [March 2015 Newsletter](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/march-2015-newsletter/) - Please read our March Newsletter!
- [Concord: Central county family justice center a 'one-stop shop' for victims of abuse](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/concord-central-county-family-justice-center-a-one-stop-shop-for-victims-of-abuse/) - Concord: Central county family justice center a 'one-stop shop' for victims of abuse Bay City News POSTED: 03/20/2015 12:25:17 PM PDT Gilbert Herrera, center, of Concord, visits with Dorea Stevens, right, of the Bay Area Crisis Nursery during the open house for the new Central Family Justice Center in Concord, Calif., on Thursday, March
- [Concord Pd Reminds Residents of Central County Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/concord-pd-reminds-residents-of-central-county-family-justice-center/) - Concord Pd Reminds Residents of Central County Family Justice Center The Family Justice Center is open and located at 2151 Salvio St. By SUSAN C. SCHENA (Patch Staff)March 30, 2015 News submitted from the Concord Police Department: The CCC Family Justice Center had its grand opening at 2151 Salvio Street. The center is a “one stop” shop
- [Grand Opening of Central Contra Costa County’s First Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/grand-opening-of-central-contra-costa-countys-first-family-justice-center/) - Central Family Justice Center Grand Opening of Central Contra Costa County’s First Family Justice Center Mar 19, 2015 Concord – After today, victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse and human trafficking will have a place to go in Central to get the comprehensive assistance necessary to get out of harm’s way
- [Concord City News and Activity Guide - Summer 2015](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/concord-city-news-and-activity-guide-summer-2015/) - Family Justice Center Opens in Downtown Concord "Concord's Central County Family Justice Center (FJC) is open for business. A ribbon cutting and open house were held March 19 at the FJC offices in Salvio Pacheco Square, 2151 Salvio St., Suite 201." Read on and see the pictures in the pdf version.
- [Acting DA Singas Proposes One-Stop Shop for Victims of Domestic Violence](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/acting-da-singas-proposes-one-stop-shop-for-victims-of-domestic-violence/) - Mineola, NY - June 1, 2015 - Acting Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas has proposed and is working with regional and local governmental and non-governmental partners to create a comprehensive one-stop shop for domestic violence victims that would allow them to receive legal, health, financial and other services in one convenient location next to
- [New family justice center opens doors in Richmond](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/new-family-justice-center-opens-doors-in-richmond/) - RICHMOND -- Ten years ago, it was a mere dream. On Thursday, the West Contra Costa Family Justice Center will finally open its doors to the public at a grand opening celebration starting 3 p.m. The center, located at 256 24th St. in Richmond, will be a refuge for victims of domestic and sexual violence,
- [West County Family Justice Center Holds Well-Attended, Emotional Grand Opening](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/west-county-family-justice-center-holds-well-attended-emotional-grand-opening/) - After more than a decade in the making, West Contra Costa County’s first permanent one-stop center to assist victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other abuse held its grand opening Thursday. The West Contra Costa Family Justice Center at 256 24th St. is an all-inclusive resource for victims and their families, providing
- [Richmond: Family Justice Center Offers Services, Hope to Community](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/richmond-family-justice-center-offers-services-hope-to-community/) - RICHMOND -- Menbere Aklilu said she was alone, scared and nine months pregnant when she fled an abusive relationship. Her husband had beat her, verbally abused her and left a trail of cigarette burns on her body. Eventually, Aklilu found a women's shelter where she gave birth and began piecing her life together. "I allowed
- [Family Justice Center Opens at New Location](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-center-opens-at-new-location/) - After breaking ground in 2013, the West Contra Costa Family Justice Center held its grand opening this month at 256 24th Street. In the first year at its new location, the center is expected to help an estimated 2,000 survivors of domestic violence, family violence, elder abuse and human trafficking. The center moved from its
- [Feds Recognize Alameda and Contra Costa Counties for Work Caring for Domestic Violence Victims](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/feds-recognize-alameda-and-contra-costa-counties-for-work-caring-for-domestic-violence-victims/) - OAKLAND -- In recognition of 20 years since the passage of the Violence Against Women Act, federal officials this week visited East Bay family justice centers to applaud efforts in Alameda and Contra Costa counties to protect women and children. Both East Bay counties are considered to be leaders nationwide in how they respond to
- [Good Neighbors: Share-ing in the praise, recognition](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/good-neighbors-share-ing-in-the-praise-recognition/) - SHARE volunteers collect and distribute food to our hungry neighbors from their Food Pantry in Concord. President George Conlow, Vice-President Ron Hannan, Board members Jan Harman and Russell Meier, and volunteer Don Ray recently received the Lifetime Achievement Award, a congratulatory letter from President Obama, and a Safeway gift card for achieving at least 4,000
- [Richmond man forced woman to live in closet in Iron Triangle residence](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/richmond-man-forced-woman-to-live-in-closet-in-iron-triangle-residence/) - A Richmond man forced a woman to live in a closet in an Iron Triangle home and abused her daily for about a year before his recent arrest, police said Tuesday. Detectives working out of the new West Contra Costa Family Justice Center recently received a voicemail from a Homeland Security agent about a woman
- [Contra Costa Family Justice Center Seeks Applicants for Community Fellowship Program](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-family-justice-center-seeks-applicants-for-community-fellowship-program/) - An innovative new fellowship program being launched by the Contra Costa Family Justice Center aims to equip victims of violence with the leadership skills to empower their long-term sustainability and success. The center is accepting applications by Feb. 10, for its 10 month, 10 hour-per-week Community Fellowship Program that will kick off in March 2016
- [Richmond cop murdered in domestic violence incident honored at Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/richmond-cop-murdered-in-domestic-violence-incident-honored-at-family-justice-center/) - A respected Richmond police officer who was killed by a former boyfriend in 2006 will forever be a symbol of hope to domestic violence victims at the West County Family Justice Center. [Read more].
- [Supervisor John Gioia Lists Family Justice Center as Public Safety Accomplishment for Contra Costa County](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/supervisor-john-gioia-lists-family-justice-center-as-public-safety-accomplishment-for-contra-costa-county-2/) - Improving the lives of Contra Costans - Working Together As we enter 2016, I'm excited to build on the momentum of Contra Costa County's accomplishments last year, highlighted below. I'm proud to have worked alongside so many other great people, from community groups, business, labor, and government, to improve the quality of life in our
- [Good Neighbors by Faith Barnidge: Bonilla names Assembly district woman of year](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/good-neighbors-by-faith-barnidge-bonilla-names-assembly-district-woman-of-year/) - Family Justice Center Celebrate "Hope for the Future: Healing Our Children," at the Family Justice Center benefit from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 7, at the Pleasant Hill Community Center, 320 Civic Drive. Fine wine and appetizers will be served at a reception featuring a silent auction for prizes, followed by a short program
- [Local organizations raise awareness about resources for domestic violence victims](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/local-organizations-raise-awareness-about-resources-for-domestic-violence-victims/) - Richmond Confidential By S. Parker Yesko Posted October 4, 2014 7:12 pm Domestic Violence Awareness Month has spurred local organizations to spotlight expanding resources for victims, witnesses, and even perpetrators. At a time when an NFL scandal has propelled the issue into the national spotlight, several agencies and nonprofits are making Richmond a priority for
- [Community Violence Solutions hosts screening of 'FLESH'](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/community-violence-solutions-hosts-screening-of-flesh/) - As part of Human Trafficking Prevention Month, our partners at Community Violence Solutions are hosting a screening of 'FLESH', a documentary about sex trafficking in the United States at Hercules Public Library this evening at 6:30pm. From the FLESH THE MOVIE website: FLESH THE MOVIE "FLESH a shocking documentary, calls into question our definitions of slavery,
- [Volunteer of the Month makes big impact at Camp HOPE](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/volunteer-of-the-month-makes-big-impact-at-camp-hope/) - The West Contra Costa Family Justice Center would like to honor Rita-Maria Alfaro as July 2013’s Volunteer of the Month. Rita began volunteering with us this summer for our Camp HOPE program. In addition to assisting with pre- and post-camp activities, she spent a week at an overnight camp with forty children who had
- [WCCFJC now accepting applications for part-time Client Navigator](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/wccfjc-now-accepting-applications-for-part-time-client-navigator/) - The WCCFJC is now accepting applications for a part-time Client Navigator to work with monolingual Spanish speaking families. The Client Navigator works as an integral member of the Family Justice Center team. Client Navigators review the full spectrum of services available to the victim and will assist in identifying services as needed as well as
- [WCCFJC now accepting applications for Bilingual Project Assistant position!](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/wccfjc-now-accepting-applications-for-bilingual-project-assistant-position/) - The WCCFJC is now accepting applications for a Bilingual Project Assitant. The Project Assistant will work as an integral member of the Family Justice Center team. The Project Assistant will in many ways, be the face of the FJC, as they will be the first person potential clients, community members, partners, or volunteers will encounter.
- [FJC Groundbreaking Celebration Friday 11/1/13](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/fjc-groundbreaking-celebration-friday-11113/) - Join the Family Justice Center and Partner Agencies for a groundbreaking celebration 5 years in the making! Friday November 1, 2013 at 10am at 256 24th Street (at Macdonald) in Richmond, CA. RSVP to the Family Justice Center at (510) 965-4949 or ltoney@wccfjc.org Light refreshments will be provided. Host Committee:
- [West Contra Costa Family Justice Center breaks ground at new Richmond location](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/west-contra-costa-family-justice-center-breaks-ground-at-new-richmond-location/) - By Malaika Fraley Contra Costa Times Read full article here. RICHMOND -- Construction has begun on the future home of the West Contra Costa Family Justice Center, a haven for victims of domestic and sexual violence that officials hope will serve as a national model for violence prevention. "Even if you don't want to
- [California Health Report: Ending Domestic Violence is a Group Effort](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/california-health-report-ending-domestic-violence-is-a-group-effort/) - October 31, 2013 By Leah Bartos For two years, she had been trying — and failing — to get away from the violence and abuse. She worried not only about her own safety, but also the safety of her three young children. She wanted a divorce. She wanted custody. But despite her efforts, this resident
- [FJC launches Executive Director search](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/fjc-launches-executive-director-search/) - A message from Advisory Board Chair, Devorah Levine: Dear FJC Partner, We are writing today to inform you of exciting new developments at the West Contra Costa Family Justice Center (FJC). Over the past five years, the FJC has grown from an idea shared by community leaders into a dynamic partnership. As the FJC prepares
- [Executive Director Search](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/executive-director-search/) - To learn more about the Executive Director search or to apply, please click here. You can also submit a cover letter, resume and writing sample to: Melissa Caine-Huckabay mcainehuckabay@wccfjc.org (510) 262-0257 (fax) All applications must be received by 5pm January 13, 2014
- [Board of Supervisors to declare January Human Trafficking Prevention Month](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/board-of-supervisors-to-declare-january-human-trafficking-prevention-month/) - Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month On January 14th the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors will acknowledge the critical issue of human trafficking in a proclamation declaring January 2014 “Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month”. Please join us at 9:00 am on Tuesday the 14th in the Board's chambers at 651 Pine Street in
- [New Resource Guide Released for Human Trafficking Prevention Month](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/new-resource-guide-released-for-human-trafficking-prevention-month/) - Contra Costa Crisis Center has released a new Quick Resource Guide specifically focusing on services and resources for trafficked and exploited persons in Contra Costa County as part of Human Trafficking Prevention Month. The Quick Resource Guide can be downloaded here (English or Spanish) or you view the guide on the Contra Costa Crisis Center
- [Press Release](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/press-release/) - Press Release: Contra Costa District Attorney and Zero Tolerance for Human Trafficking announce the Contra Costa County Anti-Human Trafficking Campaign 2014 Press Conference: Thursday, January 16, 11:00 A.M. Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office 900 Ward Street, Martinez January is “Anti-Human Trafficking” month in Contra Costa County, designed to raise awareness of this $32
- [Press Release: Susun Kim Named Executive Director of West Contra Costa Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/press-release-susun-kim-named-executive-director-of-west-contra-costa-family-justice-center/) - For Immediate Release Susun Kim Named Executive Director of West Contra Costa Family Justice Center Richmond, California February 20, 2014 The Advisory Board of the West Contra Costa Family Justice Center (FJC) is excited to announce that Susun Kim, Esq. will be the new Executive Director of the West Contra Costa Family Justice Center beginning
- [First 100 Club Members Announced](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/first-100-club-members-announced/) - The Family Justice Center would like to thank our first 100 Club Members for their support! There is still time to join the 100 Club. Click here to learn more or become a 100 Club Member today! Haydee Alfonso Debra J. Barker Vanessa Barnett Allen Benjamin Carol and Robert Berkvist M.L. Braxton Rebecca Brown (Further
- [Family Justice Center hosts 'Cooking Matters' classes in July](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-center-hosts-cooking-matters-classes-in-july/) - This is the last call to register for the FREE six week Cooking Matters class. Child care is provided!! All classes will be provided in English and Spanish. Don't miss out on this great opportunity. COOKING MATTERS Learn how to prepare fast, delicious and healthy meals on a budget Come join us for 6 FREE cooking classes! Practice
- [Press Release: Safety and Healing of Abuse Victims Supported by Kaiser Permanente](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/press-release-safety-and-healing-of-abuse-victims-supported-by-kaiser-permanente/) - Safety and Healing of Abuse Victims Supported by Kaiser Permanente July 8, 201 For Immediate Release Press Contact 510-985-4949 Susun Kim, skim@wccfjc.org Richmond, CA -- West Contra Costa residents experiencing family violence or sexual assault are one step closer to having a warm and welcoming one-stop service center. The building of a permanent home
- [Family Justice Community News- July 2014](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-community-news-july-2014/) - Family Justice Community News By Susun Kim, Executive Director (July 2014) In July, we started our first cooking classes at the Family Justice Center. “Cooking Matters” is a free series of bilingual cooking and nutrition workshops designed to teach participants to shop smarter, make healthier choices and cook delicious meals. Founded in 1993, Cooking Matters is a nationally
- [Save the Date: Innovations Conference November 5, 2014](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/save-the-date-innovations-conference-november-5-2014/) - Save the Date! Innovations Conference: Innovations and Best Practices in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Response Date: Wednesday November 5, 2014 Time: 8:30am-4:00pm Location: Pleasant Hill, CA The Family Justice Center and Contra Costa County’s Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative are pleased to announce a one-day conference focusing on the innovations and best practices
- [Fall Cooking Matters classes announced](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/fall-cooking-matters-classes-announced/) - Just announced! Register now for a FREE six-week Cooking Matters class beginning on Friday, October 10th until November 14th. Classes will be from 10am-Noon, so participants will eat the meal they make for lunch. All classes will be provided in English. Don't miss out on this great opportunity. COOKING MATTERS Learn how to prepare fast, delicious and healthy meals on a
- [Family Justice Community News- September 2014](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-news-september-2014/) - Family Justice Community News By Susun Kim, Executive Director (September 2014) “Just want to get your week off to a good start! A client who came to the Center in 2011 came back in on Friday to get information for a friend. So great to know that she felt confident enough in our services to
- [Family Justice Community News - October 2014](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-center-october-newsletter/) - It is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Wear a purple ribbon and read our October 2014 Newsletter.
- [Contra Costa Times: Concord: Incumbents sworn in Tuesday; Tim Grayson remains mayor](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-times-concord-incumbents-sworn-in-tuesday-tim-grayson-remains-mayor/) - "Grayson also thanked his council colleagues, City Attorney Mark Coon, City Manager Valerie Barone and Police Chief Guy Swanger for their support and hard work in shepherding the family justice center from concept to reality in just one year. The proposed Central County Family Justice Center, which will be located in downtown Concord, will help
- [Contra Costa Times: Concord: Center to help domestic violence victims opening in January](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/concord-center-to-help-domestic-violence-victims-opening-in-january/) - "CONCORD -- The Central County Family Justice Center, which will help victims report domestic violence, is scheduled to open next month in Salvio Pacheco Square. The City Council on Tuesday allocated $35,000 to fund the first six months of operations at the center and approved a three-year lease for 8,000 square feet of office space
- [Family Justice Community News - December 2014](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/family-justice-community-news-december-2014/) - What a year! Read our December 2014 Newsletter!
- [Huffington Post: Financial Abuse Takes Heavy Toll on Domestic Violence Survivors](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/huffington-post-financial-abuse-takes-heavy-toll-on-domestic-violence-survivors/) - In a recent article, Huffington Post contributor Melissa Jeltsen talks about a recent study from Rutgers University that examines the impact of financial abuse on domestic violence survivors. The article explores the emerging understanding that financial literacy should not be viewed as a luxury or secondary service but a key part of a survivor's long-term safety
- [Lt. Gov. Helps Break Ground on New West County 'Family Justice Center'](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/lt-gov-helps-break-ground-on-new-west-county-family-justice-center/) - Posted by Alex Gronke (Editor) , November 01, 2013 at 04:45 PM By Bay City News California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom joined police and local elected officials in Richmond this morning to break ground on a $1.8 million resource center for victims of sexual and domestic violence and their families. The new West Contra Costa Family Justice
- [CoCo County Creates Multi-Service Centers For Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Victims « CBS San Francisco](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/coco-county-creates-multi-service-centers-for-domestic-violence-sexual-assault-victims-cbs-san-francisco/) - From KCBS: CoCo County Creates Multi-Service Centers For Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Victims « CBS San Francisco.
- [Contra Costa Times: Concord council bucks recommendation, awards $250,000 grant to Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/contra-costa-times-concord-council-bucks-recommendation-awards-250000-grant-to-family-justice-center/) - CONCORD -- City Council members on Tuesday gave the Central County Family Justice Center a $250,000 grant, overriding a committee's decision to award substantially less. In December, a subcommittee of Concord's Community Services Commission approved a $30,000 award for the Central County Family Justice Center, which opened Monday at 2151 Salvio St., across from Todos

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- [Home Page](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/) - Contra Costa & Solano Family Justice Center Serving families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, and human trafficking Seeking help? Click Here STAY SAFE To learn more about domestic violence or gun violence Click here Our Services HEALING COMMUNITY SAFETY The Latest Family Justice Center? Call or visit one of our
- [TeleCARE](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/telecare/) - The Family Justice Center partners with TeleCare to provide free virtual healthcare support. Click here to learn more!
- [Camp Family Justice](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/camp-family-justice/) - Join us for camp this year! Find out how the Family Justice Center supports our youth through a great opportunity with camp! Click to find out more!
- [Mentes Positivas](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/long-term-support-before-import/mentes-positivas/) - MENTES POSITIVAS In partnership with Monument Impact, we bring Mentes Positivas to our centers virtually. Mentes Positivas is a program designed to reach Spanish-speaking clients of the Family Justice Center who self-identify as living with stress and depressive symptoms. It aims to give participants the tools to lower their stress and depression levels and prevent
- [Mind Power In Action](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/long-term-support-before-import/mind-power-in-action/) - Mind Power In Action is a community based and led mental health support project for adults in East Contra Costa. Click here to find out more!
- [WINGS](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/long-term-support-before-import/wings/) - W.IN.G.S WOMEN INSPIRED TO GROW AND SUCCEED Designed to increase self-sufficiency and leadership skills of survivors of interpersonal violence; WINGS was built upon the Allstate Foundations’ Career and Financial Empowerment curriculum and supplemental materials designed specifically to the needs of our community. Helping You Strive for Better and Grow The WINGS program aims to empower
- [Trauma Recovery Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/trauma-recovery-center/) - Mental health therapy for survivors of a violent crime, sexual assault, domestic violence, battery, gun and gang violence, or human trafficking seeking.
- [Safe 4 Us Solano](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/safe4us/) - Solano Family Justice offers a place for supervised visitation and exchange for custody. To learn more click here!
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- [Seeking Support?](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/seeking-support/) - Connect with A Navigator Today! If you have experienced interpersonal violence (IPV) or domestic violence (DV) then connecting with one of our navigators would be the best next step in discussing and working out your situation. Some services we are able to connect to are: Restraining Orders Immigration and Family Law Consultations Safety Planning Elder
- [Strategic Plan](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/strategic-plan/) - Family Justice Center strategic planning and evaluations.
- [Annual Report](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/annual-report/) - Contra Costa County Family Justice Center Annual and Audit Reports.
- [Staff](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/staff-before-import/) - Find out more about the people who work at the Contra Costa Family Justice Center.
- [Partners](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/who-we-are/partners/) - Providing connections to meet your needs The Contra Costa and Solano Family Justice Center partners with over 60 organizations throughout the county who share our goal to assist individuals and families experiencing interpersonal violence. Many of our partners are even located on-site at our offices! If you wish to learn more, or if you want
- [Board of Directors](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/board/) - Board of Directions for the Contra Costa Family Justice Center.
- [Vision, Mission, & Values](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/vision/) - Click here to learn more about the Contra Costa County Family Justice Center's our Vision, Mission, and Values.
- [Message From The Director](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/message-from-the-director-before-import/) - A Message from Our Director Hello Friends of the FJC, My name is Bisa French, and it is both an honor and a privilege to step into the role of Executive Director of the Contra Costa Family Justice Center. I come to this role with deep respect for the strength and resilience of every individual
- [Project Connect](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/project-connect-before-import/) - Interested in being part of a nearby community? The Family Justice Center hosts an English and Spanish community gathering once a month. Click to find out!
- [Youth Programs & Resources](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/youth/) - How is the Contra Costa Family Justice Center Helping Our Youth?
- [Lawyers For Family Justice](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/safety/lawyers/) - The Lawyers for Famliy Justice Program is a program hybrid program that benefits new attorneys seeking a place to start their career or clients seeking services.
- [Community Fellowship](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/fellows/) - Wanting to develop your leadership skills and be involved in the community! Click here to find out more information for an opportunity to do just that!
- [Career & Volunteer Opportunities](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/careers/) - Interested in joining our team? Click here to find what positions we have open and apply!
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- [Navigation](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/safety/navigation-2/) - What is Navigation? If you are a victim of interpersonal violence (IPV) and aren’t sure what to do next, a Navigator at the Family Justice Center can help you take the first step toward safety and healing. Compassionate and trained individuals who understand the complexities of domestic violence, human trafficking and other forms of abuse;
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- [Interpersonal Violence](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/interpersonal-violence/) - Defining Interpersonal Violence Interpersonal violence refers to a broad spectrum of harmful behaviors that occur within relationships where one person seeks to gain or maintain power and control over another. It goes beyond physical harm and can take many forms, including sexual violence, threats, intimidation, stalking, and isolation. Non-physical forms of abuse—such as emotional manipulation,
- [Building Safety Through Community 2025](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/building-safety-through-community-2025/) - Building Safety Through Community 2025 Annual Fundraiser for the Contra Costa & Solano Family Justice Center. Click here for more information on how to register.
- [Who We Are](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/who-we-are/) - Learn more about who makes the Family Justice Center possible!
- [Inner Strength Yoga](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/long-term-support-before-import/yoga-before-import/) - People who have been through one or more "adverse childhood experiences" have not only poor mental health outcomes, but also higher incidence of heart disease, diabetes and even some cancers. Those experiences might include such things as physical, emotional and sexual abuse. Since the effects of trauma can be physical, "body-mind" interventions, like yoga, may
- [About Us](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/about-us-before-import/) - Learn more about the Family Justice Center!
- [Programs](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/) - View all of our programs offered through the Family Justice Center. Click on any of the categories to get more information and also connected today!
- [Research and Data [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/research-and-data-before-import/) - Collective Impact Large-scale social change requires broad cross-sector coordination, yet the social sector remains focused on the isolated intervention of individual organizations. Domestic Violence, Child Abuse, and Youth Violence: Strategies for Prevention and Early Intervention A growing body of clinical experience and research reveals that domestic violence and child abuse occur in the same families
- [FJC Building Safety Through Community](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/fjc-building-safety-through-community/) - Join us for an intergalactic experience! Return to the Gala Mainpage >> Sponsorship Opportunities Since our humble beginning in 2011 when we opened a pilot center at the Richmond HilltopPolice Substation once a week, we have grown to operating three centers in partnership with60+ partners agencies. Throughout the pandemic, we have stayed open physically and
- [Resources [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/resources-before-import/) - Innovators in the field of family and interpersonal violence Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative The first in the state (AB968), the Board of Supervisor’s Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative is a public/private partnership designed to reduce domestic violence, family violence, elder abuse and human trafficking in Contra Costa County. National Online Research Center on Violence
- [Richmond Fund for Children and Youth](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/richmond-fund-for-children-and-youth/)
- [The Collective Healing and Transformation (CHAT) Project In Partnership with the Contra Costa Family Justice Center](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/capacity-building-before-import/chat/) - About The mission of The Collective Healing And Transformation (CHAT) Project is to expand community capacity to respond to and transform interpersonal conflict, harm, and violence without the use of the criminal legal system. The CHAT Project uses a whole-family and community approach to address interpersonal violence and seeks to engage all people who have
- [Family Justice Institute](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/capacity-building-before-import/institute/) - The Family Justice Institute features community experts in selected seminars, workshops and trainings which are open to the public. Recordings of our trainings can be found HERE. Family Justice Institute 2021 Report Family Justice Institute 2020 Report Family Justice Institute 2019 Report Family Justice Institute 2018 Report Questions about the Family Justice Institute? Email info@cocofamilyjustice.org.
- [Strangulation Task Force](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/strangulation-task-force/) - If you or someone you know has experienced strangulation, choking or having your airway blocked by another person, please call 911 or go to your nearest hospital.
- [California Family Justice Center Network](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/california-family-justice-center-network/) - California Family Justice Center Network Calls for Statewide Reform and Education to Prevent Future Domestic Violence Mass Casualties
- [Multidisciplinary Teams](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/capacity-building-before-import/mdt/) - The Family Justice Center has achieved full integration of services and data in our Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) projects. We lead and coordinate monthly Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking MDT meetings and co-facilitate a Child Abuse MDT meeting with a health care provider. These Multidisciplinary Teams provide an example of how we serve clients with multiple needs
- [Family Wellness Project](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/long-term-support-before-import/family-happiness-project/) - Understand how challenges in your families, finances, and housing affect your baby or young child’s health development. A licensed early childhood mental health specialist will meet with you to learn about your young child’s mind, development and happiness. Learn how to provide the support, encouragement and love your young child needs to be healthy and
- [Programmas en Espanol](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/programmas-en-espanol/)
- [Healing Conversations](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/long-term-support-before-import/healing-conversations/) - Healing Conversations is a safe and non-judgmental space for clients of Family Justice Center that are struggling with mental health issues due to difficult life circumstances. Through unconditional positive regard, empathy, and acceptance, we start a reciprocal healing process from this precious and difficult world we are in.
- [Success Academy](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/capacity-building-before-import/success-academy/) - Being raised in a family where domestic violence is present can have lifelong ramifications in a child’s physical, emotional and social development. It is also the single best predictor of children growing up to fall victim to domestic abuse or act as a perpetrator themselves. The Family Justice Center aims to not only help survivors
- [Sign Up for Our Newsletter](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/sign-up-for-our-newsletter/) - Leave this field empty if you're human:
- [Elder Abuse Prevention Project [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/safety/elder-abuse-prevention-project-before-import/) - Our Purpose The purpose of the Elder Abuse Prevention Project is to prevent and combat the abuse, neglect and exploitation of elders and dependent adults in Contra Costa County. To accomplish our mission, we seek to increase: • Identification and resolution of elder financial abuse cases in Contra Costa County; • Safety of elder victims
- [Peace Camp [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/peace-camp-before-import/) - During one week of school holiday break, the Family Justice Center holds Peace Camp. Peace Camp is a free day camp for children ages 6-11 who have been impacted by interpersonal violence. Each day of camp, children will participate in fun activities such as clown class, drum making, improvisation class, balloon animal making, yoga and
- [Human Trafficking [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/types-of-violence-p/human-trafficking-before-import/) - What is it? Human trafficking occurs when someone deprives or violates the personal liberty of another with the intent to obtain forced labor or services. Human trafficking can be sex trafficking and/or labor trafficking. It does not necessarily involve crossing a border or using physical force to hold someone captive. What are the
- [Sexual Assault [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/types-of-violence-p/sexual-assault-before-import/) - What is sexual assault? „Sodomy, oral copulation, sexual penetration, and sexual touching against a person’s will by means of force, violence, duress, menace, fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury on the victim or another person. What are the stats? 1 out of every 6 women has been the victim of an attempted or completed
- [Types of Violence [p][i]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/types-of-violence-p/)
- [Stalking [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/types-of-violence-p/stalking-before-import/) - What is it? Harassing someone or repeatedly following someone in a way that makes a victim feel threatened. Cyberstalking is a common term for stalking behavior that includes the use of technology—especially social media—to harass victims and control their lives. What are the stats? 6.6 million people are stalked in one year in the
- [Elder Abuse [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/types-of-violence-p/elder-abuse-before-import/) - What is it? „Willfully causes or permits an elder or dependent adult to suffer physically or mentally, commits theft, embezzlement, forgery, or fraud of an elder or dependent adult, falsely imprisons an elder or dependent adult. What are the stats? „66% of victims are female „More than half of perpetrators are family members, and most
- [Domestic Violence [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/types-of-violence-p/domestic-violence-before-import/) - What is it? Domestic violence is the pattern of coercive behavior designed to exert power and control over an individual. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner in the United States. On average 35 assaults have
- [Child Abuse [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/types-of-violence-p/child-abuse-before-import/) - What is it? Child abuse is when a person inflicts the following on someone under age 18: „-A physical injury inflicted by other than accidental means „-Sexual abuse of a child, including both sexual assault & exploitation „-Willful harming or injuring of a child, including unjustifiable physical pain or mental suffering. Willful infliction of cruel
- [Building Safety Through Community Event [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/bstc-before-import/) - We are excited to announce our next Building Safety Through Community event! When: Thursday May 2nd, 2019 at 5:30pm Location: Blackhawk Museum 3700 Blackhawk Plaza
- [Clients [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/clients-before-import/) - After addressing a client's crisis, our Navigators work with clients to make long-term safety plans. Navigators connect clients to services that enhance their life skills, well-being, and address barriers to long-term self-sufficiency. A focus on long-term safety strategies is centered on and driven by the client’s strengths, needs, and goals, and aims to bring together
- [Family Justice Community Partners [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/family-justice-community-partners-before-import/) - Bay Area Legal Aid Provides legal assistance with restraining orders and the preparation of VAWA petitions in Contra Costa County and is integral to all efforts related to domestic violence. (http://baylegal.org/) Community Violence Solutions The sole provider and leader in sexual assault services in Contra Costa County, provides advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling and ongoing support
- [Elder Abuse Awareness Month [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/elderabuse-before-import/) - Please join us to raise awareness about elder abuse! Todos Santos Plaza Thursday June 8th & 15th Attend our Family Justice Institute workshop to learn more about Domestic Violence & Elder Abuse Restraining Orders! June 26th, 2017 9:00am to 11:30am
- [ZArchive](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/) - Family Justice Archive
- [Roots [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/roots-before-import/) - About Roots: Roots initially known as "Project Backspace" is the transform of a bare, cement and largely unoccupied outdoor space at the Family Justice Center (FJC). How Roots came about was considering the time our clients spend indoors reliving their traumatic experiences. FJC imagined an outdoor sanctuary for our clients to escape. To learn more about
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- [Thanks [check]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/thanks-before-import/) - Dear Donor, Thank you for your donation! Your support goes a long way to helping end interpersonal violence in our community. We could not do this important work without you. With Gratitude, Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance
- [Peace Plaza [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/peaceplaza-before-import/) - FAMILY JUSTICE BID NOTICE Family Justice Bid Notice_121316 BID FORM Bid Form DRAWINGS-SPECIFICATIONS Drawings-Specifications Peace Plaza HUD FORM 4010 HUD Form 4010 WAGE DECISION 11-25-2016 Wage decision 11-25-2016 For information or questions, please contact Oravanh Thammasen at 510-974-7200 or oravanh@cocofamilyjustice.org.
- [2016 Community Fellows [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/) - 10 Fellows. 10 Months. 10 Projects. 1 Community. In March 2016, the Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance (the Center) launched a new iteration of its community fellowship program designed to equip survivors of interpersonal violence with leadership skills to empower their long-term success. The program curriculum was adapted from the leadership model of Dr. Monica
- [Innovations [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/innovations-before-import/) - Innovations Conference 2015 Conference Reading Materials Issue 22: What's missing from the news on sexual violence? An analysis of coverage, 2011-2013 Help Seeking Among Victims of Crime CDC Connecting the Dots 2014 Full Frame DSV-Cohort-May-2014 How Age Groups Use Social Media Differently Presentations Pamela Mejia_Presentation Jeff Edleson_Presentation Supporting Informal Networks to End Violence Against Women
- [International Women's Day [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/international-womens-day-before-import/) - Thank you for joining the Family Justice Center in celebrating International Women's Day on March 8, 2018 by supporting one of the following participating businesses! A percentage of their proceeds benefited the Family Justice Center! Community Investing in Community: * Salute e Vita Ristorante * Blackhawk Grille * The Parlor Barbershop * Momentum Fitness * IMX
- [After Hours Hotlines](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/services-before-import/safety/after-hours/) - If you are in immediate danger or are fearful for your life, please get to a safe place and call 911 right away. Afterhours Hotlines: Contra Costa Crisis Line (24 hour suicide or grief): 2-1-1 or 800-833-2900 STAND! 24hr Domestic Violence Crisis Line: 888-215-5555 Community Violence Solutions 24hr Rape Crisis Line: 800-860-7273 Deaf Hope (TTY/V): 800-787-3224 or 800-799-7233 or nationaldeafhotline@adwas.org
- [Child Abuse Prevention Month Events [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/child-abuse-prevention-month-events-before-import/) - Please support Child Abuse Prevention Month by attending any of the following events: Board of Supervisors Proclamation Tuesday, April 25th at 9:30 am Child Abuse Awareness – Board of Supervisors Proclamation 651 Pine Street Room 107 Martinez, CA 94553 “Paper Tigers” Award Winning Documentary Film Screening in Partnership with the San Ramon Exchange
- [2017 Supporters [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/supporters-before-import/) - 2017 Donors
- [Vanessa [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/vanessa-before-import/) - I am, I stand for and I co-create strength, devotion, passion, inclusion with the voices of my community. My name is Vanessa Johnson, Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in the City of Pride and Purpose, Richmond, California. After graduating from California State University, Long Beach, I wanted to dive into my Richmond community.
- [Sindy [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/sindy-before-import/) - Hi my name is Sindy Juarez. I am a Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Concord, California. At present, I am pursuing a degree in Child Development at Diablo Valley College. Also, I am mother to a beautiful girl that has been diagnosed with Low Incident Disability. I strongly believe that every child
- [Rosario [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/rosario-before-import/) - My name is Rosario Aviles Ibarra, Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Richmond, California. Currently, I am a student at Contra Costa College obtaining a degree in Sociology. I am also a mother of two boys that are thirteen and eight years old. I would love to work as a counselor in a
- [Petronila [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/petronila-before-import/) - My name is Petronila Fernandes and I am a Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Richmond, California. I am a mother of two boys: Joshua 7 years old and Josiah 5 years old. They are students at Ford Elementary School. At the Ford School, I am one of 4 parent leaders that formed
- [Nelvis [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/nelvin-before-import/) - My name is Nelvis Quintana. I am a Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Concord, California. Back in my Cuba, I obtained a degree in computer programming and information technology. I also have 4 years of study in psychology. I am a mother of 4 children, ages 1, 3, 11 and 15. My
- [Marisol [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/marisol-before-import/) - My name is Marisol Martinez and I was hired as the second Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Concord, California. I have just been promoted to the position of Project Assistant/Navigation Support. My responsibilities at the Center are: to support survivors of domestic violence with special attention to the Latina community. I have
- [LaTonya [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/latonya-before-import/) - Hello my name is LaTonya Germany. I am a Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Richmond, California. I am currently residing in the GRIP Family Shelter with my two daughters Faith Loville, age 17 and Julia Germany, age 3. Approximately a year ago my husband passed after a long battle with cancer. Due
- [Mariana [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/mariana-before-import/) - My name is Mariana Rosales and I am a Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Richmond, California. I am married and mother of three wonderful boys, Nicholas Gonzalez (12), Bryant Gonzalez (10) and Alejandro Gonzalez (5). They are my motivation to move on. Currently, I also work at Latina Center in the role
- [Aracely [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/aracely-before-import/) - My name is Aracely Cuevas and I am a Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Concord, California. My participation is to share information and build networks of support to combat abuse and understand rights. This includes recognizing dysfunctional dynamics that may be hidden or unseen. I am a mother of two daughters: Kelsey,
- [Carmen [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/carmen-before-import/) - My name is Carmen Flores and I was the first Community Fellow at the Contra Costa Family Justice Center. Throughout two years at the Family Justice Center, I gained professional skills that I apply at my current job. I presently work as Administrative Assistant for Social Services at the West Contra Costa Youth Service Bureau
- [Cynthia [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/cynthia-before-import/) - My name is Cynthia Kay Daniels Altamirano and I am a Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Concord, California. As a single parent of three sons in the 1970’s, I have encountered the need for family and community support. I have a vision of faith organizations with the resources necessary to move from
- [DeJeana [OLD]](https://www.cocofamilyjustice.org/archive/2016communityfellows-before-import/dejeana-before-import/) - DeJeana Burkes is the Senior Community Fellow at the Family Justice Center in Richmond, California. After retiring from a long, successful career working within the domestic violence community, Ms. Burkes has chosen to work part-time with the Family Justice Center sharing her wisdom and expertise. DeJeana is a mother of two, Bryan and Juanita. She

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