Family Justice Center Solano reports significant growth in services and community outreach

April 17, 2025 | Solano County, California

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The Solano County Board of Supervisors received an impactful update on the Family Justice Center during their recent meeting, highlighting significant progress in supporting victims of domestic violence and other forms of abuse. The center, which serves as a one-stop resource for survivors, has seen a remarkable increase in client engagement and service offerings over the past two years.

Tammy Lukens, principal management analyst, along with representatives from the Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance, presented a comprehensive overview of the center's activities. They emphasized the center's mission to provide immediate crisis support and long-term safety solutions for clients, which includes access to emergency housing, mental health services, and legal assistance.
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Since its transition to the County Administrator's Office in 2022, the Family Justice Center has expanded its reach, serving over 1,600 clients in 2023 alone—a 32% increase from the previous year. The center has also successfully secured $3.1 million in grants, enabling the enhancement of its programs and services.

Key initiatives highlighted include the "Navigation to Connection" model, which assesses the needs of survivors and connects them with essential resources. The center has partnered with 15 organizations to provide on-site services, including telehealth appointments and mental health support, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive care tailored to their needs.

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Looking ahead, the Family Justice Center aims to focus on children and youth exposed to violence, with programs like Camp Family Justice and the SKY initiative, which provides therapy for young survivors. These efforts reflect a commitment to not only address immediate crises but also foster long-term healing and resilience within the community.

The Board of Supervisors expressed strong support for the center's initiatives and encouraged continued outreach to raise awareness about the services available to Solano County residents. As the Family Justice Center moves forward, its leadership remains dedicated to building a safer, more informed community capable of preventing violence and supporting survivors.

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