Ventura County Family Justice Center
Ventura County Family Justice Center
Our Mission
To support and improve the lives of those impacted by family violence and trauma.
A collaborative team from more than 40 public agencies and community-based organizations and volunteers dedicated to working together to help reduce trauma, eliminate repeat victimization, mitigate future risks, and make a lasting, positive difference in the lives of those we serve and their families. Through our welcoming community and comprehensive, holistic services that focus on the whole person, Ventura County FJC empowers and supports survivors of all ages and their families.
The Family Justice Center brings services, support and understanding to our victims, survivors, and their families. It is both a center for healing and for creating positive changes for the residents we serve.
Empowerment, Support & Hope
At Ventura County Family Justice Center (FJC), we work tirelessly to improve the lives of those impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder and dependent adult abuse, human trafficking, hate crimes, and other violent crimes.
The Ventura County Family Justice Center is a welcoming community that empowers and supports survivors of all ages and their families, through comprehensive, holistic services that focus on the whole person. Our collaborative approach creates a safe space where we use strength-based practices to end abuse and exploitation, pursue justice, and create pathways to hope.
Improving Services
Comprehensive Services, All in One Place
All too often, those facing violence or abuse suffer in silence as fear, confusion and lack of access discourage them from getting much-needed help and support. Ventura County FJC simplifies this overwhelming process by providing a caring, safe environment where victims and their families can access the comprehensive resources they need to recover, heal and break the cycle of violence. All Ventura County FJC services are offered free of charge.
We’re a family, and life had to keep going. We still had soccer practice and school. To have one place for everything to happen, for a surviving family, looking back, that would have been amazing.