Posts Tagged ‘client assistance’
Closing the Book on a Year of Academic Mentorship
Since October 2015, Children’s Restoration Network (CRN) has partnered with Cherokee Family Violence Center to implement Project One on One, an academic mentorship program to assist children who would like to develop academically and professionally. Every Monday evening Project One on One mentors and students met individually or in small groups to focus on homework, projects,…
Read MoreTuesday Night Support Group Changes
We are excited that effective tonight, CFVC’s Tuesday night support groups and children’s activities have moved to a location that can accommodate our growth! Please call our hotline for information on the new location (770) 479-1703.
Read MoreCFVC Launches Statewide Spanish Hotline
After weeks of collaborative efforts, the Georgia Statewide Spanish Language Hotline is now activated! Why a Statewide Spanish Language Hotline? In addition to the usual obstacles of leaving an abusive relationship, immigrant victims of Domestic Violence face many challenges because of language, cultural barriers, and lack of knowledge about resources, keeping victims isolated from seeking…
Read MoreSpotlight on Collaboration: Bethesda Community Clinic
During the month of April members of the Cherokee Family Violence Center staff visited with our collaborative partner, the Bethesda Community Clinic for a tour of their facility. Our staff regularly refers survivors of Domestic Violence to the Bethesda Clinic for primary medical care and basic dental needs. Bethesda first opened its doors to uninsured individuals…
Read MoreFrom Cluttered to Organized
Cherokee Family Violence Center would like to thank the recently trained volunteers and the survivors of Domestic Violence who cleaned and organized our storage area!
Read MoreA Survivor’s Story: Anonymous
The following post is excerpted from a letter written by a CFVC client, who graciously allowed us to share her story of survival from abuse and services received from CFVC: I am a survivor of Domestic Violence. I spent [many] years living in an unsafe and unpredictable environment. I lived in constant fear of my…
Read MoreAttention Parents
Find out how you can get this fabulous spa basket, that is valued at over seventy dollars and includes gift cards. Contact Autumn or Shelia with Triple P at (770) 479-1804 x211 or x212.
Read MoreCFVC Offers Positive Parenting Program
Cherokee Family Violence Center is excited to announce that we will be offering The Triple P Positive Parenting Program® which is one of the world’s most effective parenting programs regardless of a family’s culture or situation. We will specifically address the challenges that come along with Domestic Violence and raising healthy and confident children and…
Read MoreCFVC Partners with Two Men and a Truck
In collaboration with United Way of Atlanta in establishing a program to assist families move into permanent housing, Cherokee Family Violence Center started searching for moving companies to assist families moving out of our transitional apartment complex. During this search a wonderful partnership was discovered and developed with Two Men and A Truck. The CFVC…
Read MoreCFVC Receives HopeLine Phones from Verizon
CFVC is pleased to announce that Verizon recently awarded CFVC twenty new cells phones for use by the victims of Domestic Violence that we serve. Each HopeLine phone has 3,000 minutes and 9,000 text messages that are available for use within a 1-year period or until they are used up, whichever occurs first. Wireless phones and technology…
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