Today: December 11, 2023
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BRIDGEPORT, CT — Domestic violence victims fleeing their abusers, many with children in tow, often encounter overcrowding at The Center for Family Justice’s safe house, so the nonprofit agency finds alternative housing for them. Read More …
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BRIDGEPORT, CT — Staff at The Center for Family Justice will welcome local and state legislators, police and other community partners this Thursday to discuss issues facing victims of violence and how CFJ needs to have its programs and services…
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BRIDGEPORT, CT — The Mary Kay Ash FoundationSM recently awarded The Center for Family Justice a $20,000 unrestricted grant to support survivors of domestic violence in Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Monroe, Stratford and Trumbull. Read More …
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BRIDGEPORT, CT — Members of the community, police, and youth groups will be among those who gather to pay their respects to Connecticut residents who lost their lives due to domestic violence when The Center for Family Justice’s Regional Domestic…
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The Center for Family Justice is thrilled to announce two area students as its first Youth Volunteers of the Year – Rebecca Kushel of Fairfield and Aly Oleyar of Monroe. Read More …
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FAIRFIELD, CT — Men, some wearing red pumps and other styles of women’s shoes, were among the 550 participants in the 11th annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Saturday morning. Read More …
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To the Editor:
Usually when I write a “Letter to the Editor,” it is because I want to voice my opinion on matters facing the town or the state in an effort to get my perspective in front of the public.…
FAIRFIELD, CT — Put on your walking shoes – maybe some red heels – and get ready as we raise awareness about preventing violence against women and girls during The Center for Family Justice’s 11th Annual Walk A Mile in Her…
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BRIDGEPORT, CT — Roderick Porter remembers serving as a court sheriff in Stamford in the 1980s, when domestic violence incidents routinely filled the daily docket, and he saw its effect on children first hand. Read More …
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MONROE, CT — Dating can be a fun part of growing up, but teenagers can also be exposed to unhealthy relationships, from possessive and manipulative partners to those who belittle them. Read More …
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