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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVOCACY PROGRAM
Advocates provide information on domestic violence and legal options available to victims in Ottawa County. Advocates accompany victims to Municipal and Domestic Relations Courts, assist with safety planning, and link victims to other helpful community resources. Advocates are available to conduct presentations for students, community groups, and area professionals on topics related to domestic violence, dating violence, and healthy relationships. 
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Ottawa County Advocates
323 Buckeye Blvd. Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 419.734.3266 |
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Project Access assists victims of domestic violence and their children. Project Access case managers can provide information about domestic violence, assist with safety planning, advocate on your behalf, and link you with community resources. Confidential help provided at no cost to individuals. Must be receiving cash assistance from LCDJFS or be TANF eligible. PROJECT ACCESS PROGRAM COORDINATOR Brittany Clairday | [email protected] FAMILY AND CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER
(419) 244-3053 ext. 227 2460 Cherry St. Toledo, OH 43608 419.244.3053 ext. 233 or 248 |
The program is designed to support women who are either currently experiencing domestic violence or for those who have survived it in the past. Survivor to Thriver helps women to understand what a healthy relationship is and learn skills to help them thrive in life independently and with self love. *Participants must complete an intake appointment before beginning. Please contact Christine Krishnan to set-up your appointment or for any questions. Office:419.244.3053 ext. 313 Email: [email protected] |
The journey to becoming a Thriver - a healthier, happier person with a brilliant productive future.
This is a journey toward the real you! 
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We offer short-term therapy (5 sessions) to children and adolescents (ages 3-18) who have experienced interpersonal violence. The trauma therapist will discuss options with the family to determine if virtual or in-person sessions are most appropriate. CWWV educates children on the topics of personal safety, support systems, violence prevention, emotional management, coping strategies, and building self-esteem.
CHILDREN WITNESSING VIOLENCE MAY EXPERIENCE... • Problems in relationships with friends • Decline in school performance • Aggressive behavior • Emotional and behavioral problems • Feelings of isolation • Post-traumatic stress disorder • Impaired brain development For more information please contact Sara Sweet at the Children's Advocacy Center. 419.460.3835 or [email protected] |
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