In a strong display of commitment to combat domestic violence, the Stanislaus County District Attorney's Office has publicly affirmed its stance. They are unwavering in their efforts to provide justice to survivors, hold perpetrators accountable, and collaborate with the community in eradicating the cycle of violence. They emphasized the availability of local and national resources for those in need of help.
"The Stanislaus County District Attorney's Office stands united against domestic violence, committed to seeking justice for survivors, holding abusers accountable, and working with our community to break the cycle of abuse," the Stanislaus County District Attorney posted on Facebook. For those in immediate danger, the clear instruction remains the same: call 911. For those seeking confidential support, options are plenty including Stanislaus County Victim Services at (209) 525-5541, and the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, or online at thehotline.org.
Moreover, the DA's Office proudly partners with local advocacy groups to enhance their support systems for those affected by domestic violence. Among them, HAVEN - Healthy Alternatives to Violent Environments stands as a beacon for those in need, offering shelter, counseling, and crucial legal support to survivors of domestic violence. The main office of HAVEN can be reached at (209) 524-4331 along with a 24-hour crisis line accessible at (209) 577-5980.
Stanislaus County Family Justice Center also plays a pivotal role, it stands as another resource aiming to provide comprehensive services under one roof. Individuals seeking help can contact them at (209) 525-5130.
