Queremos que sepas que tu estatus migratorio no te impedirá recibir ayuda. Todas las personas tienen derecho a la seguridad y al apoyo. 💜 Your immigration status will not prevent you from receiving help. All survivors have the right to safety and support. 💜

When visiting a Family Justice Center, you only need to make one stop to initiate services with various community organizations. Whether it’s housing support, legal services, or counseling – we’ll be here for you. 💜✨

Studies show that children who grow up in households affected by domestic violence face serious challenges later in life such as substance abuse and emotional stressors. You and your children deserve safety, healing, and a brighter future. We'll be here when you're ready. 💜

Meet Jonathan Cacho, a committed victim advocate who supports individuals impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence, and other felony crimes. Jonathan was drawn to this field by a deep desire to help victims during some of the hardest moments in their lives.

We’ll see you soon, Fraizer Park! Thank you to the Mountain Communities Family Resource Center, we’ll be back in the community on June 11th. Visit our one-day information booth to learn more about our services and begin the intake process. 💜

Ready to begin services? For your convenience, you can now access the intake form online! 📲✨ Just visit kcfjc.org to access the intake form, fill it out, and you’ll be contacted within 72 hours of receiving the request. ✔️

We urge you to keep an eye out for your elderly loved ones, neighbors, or friends. It takes a whole community to stand up for each other. 💜 If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, please contact the Kern County Family Justice Center for assistance. 📲

☀️Irritability to summer heat, heightened summertime bills, and an increase in alcohol consumption can be among the factors associated with stress that can trigger violent behaviors. However, they are NOT excuses for domestic violence. 🚫

Happy July! ☀️ Come see us in Fraizer Park on Wednesday July 16th! An advocate with our centers will be available to answer any questions and assist you with the in-take process. 💜

Please note that our centers will be closed on Friday, July 4th to observe Independence Day. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For emergency needs and shelter, call the 24-hour Crisis Hotline at 800-273-7713. We wish you a happy and safe holiday! 🎆

Individuals who need assistance applying for OR have questions about their eligibility or current benefits for Cal Works, CalFresh, Medi-Cal, Food stamps and Temporary Homeless Assistance, can call or visit kcfjc.org to make an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome!

Meet Jessica, a Victim Advocate dedicated toward assisting those who have experienced interpersonal violence. Each day, Jessica is able to utilize her passion for helping crime victims and her background in education to assist those in vulnerable situations. 💜

Creating a safety plan is crucial as it takes the uncertainty out of leaving by ensuring everything is prepared in advance. When you work with our advocates, we’ll help you explore options to keep both you and your furry friends safe. 💜

Back to school season is here! 🎒📚 We’re thrilled to be part of the back-to-school excitement by joining the community at the Arvin Backpack Giveaway and the Standard Back to School Roundup! Wishing all students, parents, and educators a happy and safe school year ahead! 💫🍎

We’re grateful for the opportunity to serve our mountain communities each month by bringing our services closer to you. This August, we’ll be hosting a one-day intake station to assist with applications and answer any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you!

As the current supervisor of the Special Victims Unit, Ms. Pearl is deeply committed to standing up for survivors of interpersonal violence. Every day, she fights for justice and empowers survivors with strength and compassion. Let’s continue to speak hope, together. 💬✨

Our dedicated partners have a private space in our centers and are available to help parents who have questions about the child support process, want to open a case, or need to speak with a representative about their existing case. 💜

Most sexual assault victims know their attacker. Here just a few red flags to watch for: • Finding excuses to be alone with a child or vulnerable person • Unnecessary or repeated touching • Gaining trust of families or communities to access the victim

Today’s Voice of Hope features Alison Burrowes, Director of KC Behavioral Health and Recovery Services. As a vital partner, KBHRS plays a key role in providing hope, healing, and recovery to individuals and families navigating mental health and substance use challenges. 💚

Please note that our centers will be closed on Monday, September 1st to observe Labor Day. For emergency needs and shelter, call the 24-hour Crisis Hotline at 800-273-7713. We wish you a safe and happy holiday!