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The Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence, in cooperation with the Kings County District Attorney's Office, opened a Family Justice Center in downtown Brooklyn on July 20, 2005. This center has exceeded all expectations becoming a national model for large urban family justice center. The New York City Family Justice Center in Brooklyn records an average of 1,500 client visits every month. The City's second Family Justice Center opened in Kew Gardens, Queens in July 2008. This center currently records an average of over 700 client visits every month. Due to the success of our first and second Center the City's third Center opened in the Bronx on April l9, 2010. With this opening, our city has become the first and only municipality in the country with multitude of Family Justice Centers allowing victims of domestic violence to access comprehensive services all under one roof, regardless of their language or immigration status.
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Be aware that abusers can track
your visit to this Web page.
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Bring an unused cell phone to a Department
of Sanitation SAFE Disposal event and help victims of domestic
violence, through the HopeLine® from Verizon program. All cell
phones collected will be donated to the Mayor’s Office to
Combat Domestic Violence. Find
out more
Apply for a fellowship through the Ms. Foundation for Women. If you are working on a project in child care, reproductive health or child sexual abuse, find out how you can gain strategic support. More info
View new grant opportunities through the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women. More info |
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Browse the updated City of New York Resource Directory of Domestic Violence Services. Go to directory |
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If you are a victim of
domestic violence, call
the NYC Domestic Violence
Hotline (800-621-4673; TDD 866-604-5350).
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