In our final free webinar of 2019, our Safe and Stable Families team will give you a behind-the-scenes look at our new mobile advocacy program, Standing with Survivors.

This October, our Safe and Stable Families team spent Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2019 honoring survivors and sharing resources with the community.

By the time a survivor of intimate partner abuse seeks legal help at the Fulton County Courthouse, they’ve typically reached the pinnacle of a crisis. 

Despite the prevalence of intimate partner abuse in the United States, there remain many misconceptions about intimate partner abuse and domestic violence.

We’re thrilled to welcome our three 2019 Cristo Rey interns: Hasana, Angelica, and Oscar! We can’t wait to see what they achieve this year.

As a social worker, I knew I wanted to work with survivors of abuse – but I didn’t predict that I’d end up working with a bunch of attorneys. 

We honor the life of Doumba Sannoh, a client of the Safe Families Office who passed away nearly one year ago at the hands of her abuser.

Family Law Program Paralegal Andrea Taps started off as a volunteer. Now she’s serving survivors of intimate partner abuse beyond the protective order.

Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington Jr. spoke with our Safe Families Office Managing Staff Attorney Joel Correa about our work in the courthouse.

Our new mobile advocacy initiative brings services to survivors of intimate partner abuse out of the courthouse and into the community.

When we hear ‘domestic violence’, we think first and foremost of a physical attack. But violence and abuse can go far beyond a physical altercation.

The Fulton County Family Violence Task Force was create to address any and all institutional barriers survivors of family violence face when seeking safety and stability.