Program and Services
The Camden County Domestic Violence Center (CCDVC) offers a variety of services to victims and survivors living in the community, which are also accessible to residential clients. The outreach office provides culturally responsive case management, individual and group supportive counseling, social services assistance, and referral services to anyone affected by domestic violence. Services are available on a drop-in basis and by appointment.
Camden County Domestic Violence Center (CCDVC) Shelter
Accommodates up to 38 women and children daily that are seeking a safe haven. All shelter clients receive our full array of services to assist them in stabilizing their lives through housing assistance, counseling services for themselves and their children, domestic violence education, financial education, and legal assistance.
Domestic Violence Liaisons (DVLs)
Works out of local NJ DCF DC&P offices. When child abuse and domestic violence co-occur, Domestic Violence Liaisons work to strengthen and enhance service coordination between child welfare and domestic violence services. They provide domestic violence training to the DCF staff and conduct assessments and provide services and referrals to families.
Legal Advocacy
Services include assisting individuals in family and municipal courts with safety planning, understanding their rights under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act, assisting with decision making and support around filing restraining orders, working with clients in preparing their cases to be heard by the court, accompaniment during court procedures, and providing the emotional support needed to enable victims to move forward.
The Domestic Violence Response Team (DVRT)
The Domestic Violence Response Team consists of teams of trained volunteer Advocates that respond to a victim during a time of crisis 24 hours a day at local police stations and hospitals. They provide support, information, safety planning, and legal advocacy, as well as linkages with other CCDVS programs for longer-term follow up. If interested in volunteering, please visit Volunteer.
Community Education and Prevention
Camden County Domestic Violence Center (CCDVC) participates in health fairs, community days, street fairs, educational fairs, and presentations to community groups in order to educate the public about domestic violence and to help to raise awareness about our services. To request an educational presentation, please fill out this form.
For More Information: CCDVC website
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