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Family Justice Center reports record service levels; Tigard residents accounted for 435 clients in 2024
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The Family Justice Center told Tigard councilors it served 7,202 survivors countywide in 2024 and provided 646 services to 435 Tigard residents, while expanding food distribution and legal navigation partnerships.
The Family Justice Center (FJC) reported to the Tigard City Council on April 22 that it provided more services than in any prior year, serving 7,202 survivors across Washington County in 2024 and offering 11,691 services.
“Overall, we provided 7,202 survivors with 11,691 services in 2024,” Executive Director Rachel Schutz said during the annual report. Schutz said the center’s outreach and expanded programs helped more people find services.
Schutz highlighted several program changes and new partnerships last year: a legal-navigation collaboration with St. Andrew’s Legal…
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