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The Palm Beach County Domestic Violence
Coordinated Community Response (DV CCR)
The Palm Beach County Domestic Violence Coordinated Community Response (DV CCR) team is a multidisciplinary model that works with communities to develop more effective responses to domestic violence. The PBC DV CCR brings survivors, advocacy programs, law enforcement, criminal justice, child welfare, culturally specific agencies, community members and other social services agencies together to coordinate their responses, integrating best practices into the infrastructure of case processing, so that victims and their children are safer, offenders are held accountable and responsibility for ending the violence is shifted from the victim to the community.
At it's core, the PBC DV CCR operates under the belief that domestic violence is a community issue and requires the collaborative engagement of the entire community to address it.
The Palm Beach County Domestic Violence
Coordinated Community Response (DV CCR)
The Palm Beach County Domestic Violence Coordinated Community Response (DV CCR) team is a multidisciplinary model that works with communities to develop more effective responses to domestic violence. The PBC DV CCR brings survivors, advocacy programs, law enforcement, criminal justice, child welfare, culturally specific agencies, community members and other social services agencies together to coordinate their responses, integrating best practices into the infrastructure of case processing, so that victims and their children are safer, offenders are held accountable and responsibility for ending the violence is shifted from the victim to the community.
At it's core, the PBC DV CCR operates under the belief that domestic violence is a community issue and requires the collaborative engagement of the entire community to address it.
This project was supported by Grant # 15JOVW-21-GG-02012-ICJR awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the view of the Department of Justice.