Family Safety Center

During 2024, fsc staff and partners provided training sessions at the office of the attorney general partners conference on domestic violence and sexual assault and the district attorney's council coordinated community response team and sexual assault response team meetings. Some 750 individuals were engaged in the programming at the meetings. More than 8,000 victims in these areas received domestic violence awareness training, lethality assessments and information on non-fatal strangulation. Also, the fsc staff presented webinars on sustainable funding sources and fundraising to 62 family justice centers (fjcs) at the annual national family justice center alliance directors summit. Additionally, staff convenes and conducts monthly lunch and learn sessions for partner and outside agency staff on subjects such as non lethal strangulation, pro se services for clients, roles and responsibilities of advocates, investigation of crimes, and in relation to human trafficking. More than 45 children and their guardian families engaged in the camp hope-oklahoma-tulsa program and activities. All participants saw significant increases in hope and resilience after camp and monthly group experiences throughout the year.