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State-wide Work for Building Health Center and DV Program Partnerships

U.S. state and territory organizations such as primary care associations, domestic/sexual violence coalitions and departments of health, are key cross-sector  collaborators to advance health center systems change on IPV and human trafficking, and to promote partnerships at the local level. These organizations often have member programs located in the same areas; are working to enact practice and policy change across their regions; and share common goals to promote health and safety outcomes for staff, patients and clients.  

Futures Without Violence’s Project Catalyst was a multi-year effort engaging more than 1,000 professionals across 10 states and 4 Pacific Islands. The goal was to support health and safety outcomes for survivors of violence who access health centers and community based domestic violence programs through the leadership of state/territory partners.  Learn more.

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