The Prince George’s County Family Justice Center (PGCFJC), an initiative of the Circuit Court, is a multi-disciplinary service center. The PGCFJC provides a full array of co-located services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and elder abuse. Identified as a best-practice, this new and innovative model enables local government and private community based organizations to collaborate and provide coordinated case management services designed to address the immediate and more systemic social welfare needs frequently encountered by survivors in the aftermath of abuse. Services are provided in a coordinated, collaborative and holistic model by a team of twenty-two (22) on-site partners.  This approach enhances a survivor’s access to critical resources and streamlines the process by bringing services together in a practical way, one that makes the path to safety for survivors and families more clear.

 Below are the Prince George’s County Family Justice Center’s Annual Report:

• 2016 Annual Report
• 2017 Annual Report
• 2018 Annual Report
• 2019 Annual Report

    On-site partnering organizations include: 

COMMUNITY-BASED 

• Amara Legal Center
• BTST Services
• Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington, Immigration Legal Services
• Community Advocates for Family and Youth (CAFY)
• Community Crisis Services, Inc.
• Community Legal Services
• Courtney’s House
• Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center (DV/SAC) - Prince George’s County Hospital
• House of Ruth
• Juanita C. Grant Foundation
• Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center
• Maryland Legal Aid
• Sexual Assault Legal Institute (SALI)
• The NEHE Foundation
• Women’s Law Center of Maryland
• University of Maryland SAFE Center

PUBLIC GOVERNMENT

• Health Department of Prince George’s County
• Prince George’s County Department of Family Services
• Prince George’s County Department of Social Services
• Prince George’s County Police Department
• Prince George’s County Office of the Sheriff
• Prince George’s County Office of the State’s Attorney