The Salt Lake Area Family Justice Center is provides free, confidential, walk-in services to victims Funding Sources: U.S.
The Salt Lake Area Family Justice Center at the YWCA is an innovative, collaborative model to address family violence that builds on strong existing collaborations among governmental and private nonprofit service providers to co-locate victim-centered domestic violence services in one accessible location. Mission: The mission of the Salt Lake Area Family Justice Center is to reduce domestic violen
07/09/2021
Looking for a Job You Love? This workshop from the Utah Department of Workforce Services provides tools, strategies, and resources for finding and landing a job you love! Register today or share this with someone you know that would benefit at https://bit.ly/33GLvJx.
01/28/2021
We're partnering this February to talk about the ongoing process of building healthy relationships. Join the conversation over social media or by attending one of our virtual workshops for teens, parents, and educators. Stay tuned!
10/31/2020
Domestic violence service providers in the state need your help to continue to provide for survivors in your communities. Donate today to support service providers as we work to every day, in both big and small ways, at https://bit.ly/30scIxo.
10/31/2020
Thank you to Intermountain Healthcare for joining us as our lead partner for the first-ever campaign. Together, we work to make our communities safer, healthier, and better through direct service, advocacy, prevention, and so much more.
10/30/2020
Service providers all across the state of Utah are here to empower survivors and provide life-saving and life-changing services for victims of domestic violence to help . Find the service provider in your area at https://bit.ly/3iqu04q.
10/29/2020
Call for your local, state, and federal politicians to by supporting legislation and initiatives that empower survivors to live violence-free lives and enable providers to serve their communities. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2Sh8TqC.
10/29/2020
Tomorrow, to show your support for survivors of domestic violence. Wear purple and share on social media with the hashtag . Together, we can . Learn more about the movement at https://bit.ly/3ixoWvf.
10/28/2020
We can work to by advocating for change in our schools, healthcare, and more. Community partners like Intermountain are dedicated to catching domestic violence early and providing comprehensive care to victims. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3cOIQ3u.
10/27/2020
Take action in your community to by supporting service providers in the critical work they do. Volunteer at domestic violence shelters in your areas and support their work by donating at https://bit.ly/30scIxo.
10/26/2020
Want to do more? Advocate for change in your community to by encouraging discussion around domestic violence. You can find our helpful discussion guide at https://bit.ly/2Sh8TqC.
10/25/2020
How do we make a difference and ? It starts in our homes by modeling healthy relationships for our children and their friends and listening and supporting our friends when they share their experiences. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2Sh8TqC.
10/23/2020
It only takes one person to make a difference. Bystander intervention means intervening before, during, or after a person sees or hears a situation where there is domestic violence. Learn how you can use this tool to at https://bit.ly/2GboKok.
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