CFJN advocates for the multiagency, collaborative model of victim's services and supports to be the framework of the future for victim centered, trauma-informed support for all victims of domestic and interpersonal violence. Our vision is that community service providers, law enforcement and public agencies are all collaborating for the well-being of survivors and their families so that:

• Victims and families have the support they need to heal and thrive
• Children are protected
• Women have access to safe shelter and the supports they need to regain independence and thrive
• All the needs of victims are met, including healing from trauma
• Violence and trauma are reduced

CFJN advocates for the multiagency, collaborative model of victim's services and supports to be the framework of the future to ensure victim centered, trauma-informed support for all victims of domestic and interpersonal violence.

Our Work

• We meet clients where they are physically, virtually, emotionally, rather than expecting families to navigate complex systems, which often act as barriers to services.
• In order to do this, we strengthen coordinated response among government agencies and community partners
• Increase Hope, Resiliency, Safety and Well-Being in the lives of children and adults
• Find pathways to hope and healing
• Enforce restraining orders that require gun confiscation