Our Navigators are central to the work at the Greene County Family Justice Center (GCFJC). They provide advocacy and support to survivors experiencing domestic violence while helping coordinate the services offered by GCFJC’s multidisciplinary team of victim service providers. We … Read More
For many survivors of domestic violence, abuse doesn’t end with physical harm or emotional manipulation. Financial control is one of the most powerful and least talked-about tools abusers use to trap survivors and limit their independence. Reclaiming your finances after … Read More
Leaving an abusive relationship is often seen as the end of the danger. In reality, it can be one of the most dangerous and emotionally exhausting periods a survivor will ever face. When an abuser loses physical access to maintain … Read More
Giving Tuesday is a global day of generosity, celebrated each year after Thanksgiving, when individuals, organizations, and communities come together to support charitable causes. This year, on December 2, we invite you to channel that spirit into supporting our mission … Read More
When it comes to protecting your safety and privacy, Missouri’s Safe at Home program offers vital tools for survivors who need an extra layer of protection. Managed by the Secretary of State’s office, this address confidentiality program is designed to … Read More
Leaving an abusive relationship is rarely a single moment. It’s usually a series of hard choices, painful reckonings, and steps toward healing. For the three women from the Greene County Chapter of the VOICES Committee who shared their stories with … Read More
It’s not always easy to recognize when a child is living in an abusive home. Abuse can be subtle, hidden behind closed doors, or disguised by fear and silence. But children often show us the truth through their behavior, emotions, … Read More
When domestic violence is present in a home, children are often the silent victims, bearing emotional scars, living in fear, and sometimes even stepping into roles far beyond their years. Even when the abuse is not directed at them, witnessing … Read More
June marks Elder Abuse Awareness Month, which is dedicated to recognizing, preventing, and addressing the mistreatment of older adults. Elder abuse is often hidden in plain sight, taking many forms like physical, emotional, or financial abuse, or neglect. It can … Read More
Ninety-five cents of every dollar donated to Greene County Family Justice Center is immediately allocated to survivor support, helping us provide survivors the services that allow them to stay safe. We call these wraparound services. We often talk about the … Read More