All services provided at the ACFJC are free of charge.

The Alameda County Family Justice Center (ACFJC) has over 30 different agencies and programs under one roof. These agencies and programs provide services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, child and elder abuse, dependent adult abuse, commercially sexually exploited minors, and stalking. Services include:

• Domestic violence counseling
• Sexual assault counseling
• Restraining orders
• Case management
• Trauma recovery services
• Safety planning
• Children’s counseling
• Shelter/housing assistance
• Victims Compensation Program application assistance
• Safe at Home application assistance
• Self-sufficiency program: financial literacy, professional development, resume writing and interviewing skills.
• Criminal justice information and assistance
• Childcare while parent or guardian is receiving services onsite (KidZone)
• Public Health Immunization Clinic
• Legal Advice Clinic

The ACFJC’s Navigator staff is entrusted with the initial client needs assessment. The Navigator acts as a single point of contact for the client to ensure the linkage to appropriate services. During the initial assessment, the Navigator evaluates the client’s particular circumstance, helps the client prioritize her/his needs, and provides safety planning as necessary. After the initial assessment is made the Navigator maintains contact with the client to ascertain that referrals were successful. The Navigator will follow up with clients via phone or in person to assess their needs continuously, ensure the connection to services, and provide further referrals as needed.

To meet with a Navigator please contact our front desk at (510) 267-8800.

The Alameda County Family Justice Center is designated as a Trauma Recovery Center (TRC). TRCs consists of a multidisciplinary staff or clinicians including licensed psychiatrists, psychologist and social workers who provide services, including but not limited to, all of the following resources, treatments, and recovery services to crime victims: mental health treatment services; assertive community-based outreach; clinical case management; coordination of care among medical and mental health care providers; and services to family members and loved ones of homicide victims.