Click this button-link is so that you can safely exit this website quickly Click this button-link is so that you can quickly find the help you need

Specialized Services for Abused Parents and Children Grantees: Cohorts 1, 2 & 3

In 2016, 2020 and again in 2024 the Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) awarded FVPSA grants under the Specialized Services for Abused Parents and Children (SSAPC) program to capacity building projects to serve as leaders for improving responses to children, youth and parents experiencing domestic violence.

In the fall of 2024 the Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) awarded FVPSA grants under the Specialized Services for Abused Parents and Children (SSAPC) program to 55 capacity building projects to serve as leaders for improving responses to children, youth and parents experiencing domestic violence. The program’s goals include:

  • Improving systems and responses to abused parents and their children exposed to domestic violence.

  • Coordinating or providing new or enhanced residential and non-residential services for children exposed to violence.

  • Enhancing evidence-informed and practice-informed services, strategies, advocacy and interventions for children & youth exposed to domestic violence.

Cohort III Demonstration Sites

Catholic Charities of Southern Colorado, CO

Center for Holistic Development, Inc., NE

Center for the Pacific-Asian Family, Inc., CA

Centerstone of Tennessee, Inc., TN

Cherokee Family Violence Center, Inc., GA

Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc., AZ

Clackamas Women’s Services, OR

Coburn Place Safehaven II, Inc., IN

Columbus Regional Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence, IN

Contra Costa Family Justice Alliance, CA

CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse), CA

Day One New York, Inc., NY

DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence, DC

EAC, Inc., NY

Family Service of the Piedmont, Inc., NC

Houston Area Women’s Center, Inc., TX

Human Options, Inc., CA

Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence, IL

Jewish Child Care Association of New York, NY

Kodiak Area Native Association, AK

License to Freedom, CA

Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence, ME

Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, NH

Mission Righteous Roots, TX

Nassau Coalition Against Domestic Violence (The Safe Center LI, Inc.), NY

National Center for Economics, IL

Nevada Urban Indians, Inc., NV

New York Asian Women’s Center, Inc. dba Womankind, NY

Northern Virginia Family Service, Inc., VA

Oklahoma City Family Justice Center, Inc., OK

One Love Life Center, Inc., MD

One Place Metro Alabama Family Justice Center, AL

Our House, Inc., CO

Progressive Life Center, Inc., DC

Puertas Abiertas Inc., MI

Raksha, Inc., GA

Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence, RI

Safe Futures, Inc., CT

Safe Harbor, Inc., SC

Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence, Inc., CO

Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc., AZ

Southern Indian Health Council, Inc., CA

Southwest Georgia Children’s Alliance, Inc., GA

Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence, TN

The Chickasaw Nation, OK

The Children’s Cabinet, Inc., NV

The Regents of the University of California, U.C. San Diego, CA

The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, OH

The Salvation Army, NY

Umbrella, VT

Women Shelter of Long Beach, CA

Working Against Violence for Everyone, AK

Young Women’s Christian Association Kalamazoo, Michigan, MI

Youth & Family Services, Inc., SD

YWCA Northeast Indiana, IN

In 2020, 26 demonstration sites for Cohort II of the SSAPC project were funded.

Along with the Demonstration Sites, Futures Without Violence was awarded the grant to be the National Capacity Building Center to Expand Services for Children, Youth, and Abused Parents Impacted by Domestic Violence. The goals of the Promising Futures Capacity Building Center include:

  • Supporting the SSAPC grantees and facilitate peer learning

  • Supporting the entire field to enhance their capacity to serve children, youth and their caregivers

  • Increasing visibility and awareness on the need for work with children exposed to violence