DOW provides funding to domestic violence programs to provide direct services to victims and survivors of domestic violence. Agencies are contracted to provide the following, or a combination of the following, services:
- Housing, shelter, and rental assistance
- Basic needs – hygiene, clothing, and food items
- 24-hour hotline and emergency response
- Victim advocacy (financial, housing, medical, employment, education, immigration, etc.)
- Transportation
- Interpretation and Translation
- Legal advocacy (can include representation in high-risk situations, but also information, referral, know-your-rights, pro-bono training and legal clinics/seminars)
- Medical accompaniment
- Individual or group counseling
- Children's services
- Community education, training, and awareness
Legislation: N.J.S.A 2C:25-17; FVPSA
Funded Programs
- 180, Turning Lives Around, Inc. – Monmouth County
- Avanzar – Atlantic County
- Alternatives to Domestic Violence - Bergen County
- Center for Hope and Safety – Bergen County
- CARA (Coalition Against Rape & Abuse)
- Center For Family Services - Cumberland
- Center For Family Services - Gloucester
- Camden County Women's Center (NJ Assoc on Corrections)
- Providence House (Catholic Charities) – Burlington and Ocean Counties
- Domestic Abuse Services, Inc. – Sussex County
- Domestic Abuse & Sexual Assault Crisis Center – Warren County
- Safe House at Clara Maas Medical Center – Essex County
- Essex County Family Justice Center – Essex County
- WomenAware - Middlesex County
- Passaic County Women's Center (Nj Assoc on Correction) – Passaic County
- Salem County Women's Services- Salem County
- Jersey Battered Women's Services – Morris County
- YWCA of Eastern Union County
- WomanSpace, Inc.- Mercer County
- WomanRising, Inc. – Hudson County
- Safe in Hunterdon – Hunterdon County
- My Sister's Lighthouse – Newark, NJ
- Safe and Sound – Somerset County