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A COLLABORATIVE, INTERACTIVE WEBSITE FOR DOMESTIC V IOLENCE AGENCIES .
WHAT IS THE DVIRC?As an online interactive community network,
the Domestic Violence Information and Referral
Center provides a safe space for member domestic violence service providers to share, network, and access updated information so that effective and appropriate resources and referrals can be offered to domestic violence
survivors.
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA COUNTIES
CALIFORNIA COUNTIES
Rural Area – Del Norte County
San Francisco Bay Area
Suburban Area – Ventura County
DVIRC MEMBER AGENCIESSan Francisco Arab Cultural and Community Center (ACCC)Asian Women’s Resource Center/Gum Moon Women’s ResidenceAsian Women’s ShelterAsian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach APA Family Support ServicesBay Area Legal AidCommunity United Against ViolenceDonaldina Cameron HouseJewish Family and Children’s Services – Dream HouseJustice and Diversity CenterLegal Aid Society - Employment Law CenterRiley Center – Saint Vincent de Paul SocietySafe StartSan Francisco Department on the Status of WomenSan Francisco Sherriff’s Department; Survivor Empowerment ProgramVictim Services DivisionVolunteer Legal Services Program/BASFW.O.M.A.N., Inc
Ventura CountyThe Coalition for Family Harmony, Oxnard
Alameda CountyA Safe Place, OaklandAlameda County Family Justice Center, OaklandBuilding Futures with Women and Children, San LeandroFamily Violence Law Center, OaklandShalom Bayit, OaklandNarika, BerkeleySafe Alternatives to Violent Environment (SAVE), FremontRuby’s Place, Hayward
San Mateo CountyCommunity Overcoming Relationship Abuse (CORA), San Mateo
Santa Clara CountyAsian Americans for Community Involvement, San JoseMaitri, San JoseNext Door Solutions to Domestic Violence, San JoseSupport Network For Battered Women, YWCA, San JoseCommunity Solutions, Morgan Hill
Del Norte CountyRural Human Services Harrington House, Crescent City
DVIRC FUNDERS
DVIRC IMPACT
WI Bed Shelter List
24 Hour DV Support Line 1979 – 25-30 calls per
month 2010 – 24,000 calls per
year
In Feb 2014, Force By Design Creates DVIRC Analytics Report 2013 – WI received
18,000 calls
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DVIRC HISTORY In 2010, twenty-three DV agencies come together for a discussion
about how to use technology to better understand what services were available to survivors and how could agencies enhance communications through a technological platform.
In 2011, though 23 agencies had been involved in the information gathering state, only 5 agencies signed a letter of agreement to join DVIRC.
In 2012, the DVIRC grew and within one year, 20 DV agencies had signed on.
DVIRC HISTORYMarch 23, 2013 – DV Support Line Volunteers being trained on using DVIRC during their volunteer shifts
JULY 23, 2013 - RILEY CENTER - SERVICES FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DVIRC TRAINING
October 7th, 2013 - Building Futures with Women and Children DVIRC training
DVIRC HISTORY
DVIRC HISTORY
DVIRC HISTORY
May 16, 2013 - Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence host DVIRC training for all of Santa Clara County
November 21, 2013 - WI in San Jose, meeting with the Santa Clara Domestic Violence Advocacy Consortium
DVIRC HISTORY
January 14, 2014 & August 7, 2013 WI meets with Rural Human Services' Harrington House to discuss the expansion of the DVIRC to rural communities
DVIRC HISTORY
July 27, 2013 - WI in Oxnard assisting The Coalition for Family Harmony with the DVIRC.
DVIRC IMPACT ON FIELD Technology can build a stronger,
coordinated network of domestic violence service providers.
Technology can be utilized when establishing and building collaborations.
The DVIRC has made a positive impact in case management and goal setting
Training a DV agency to use the DVIRC to strengthen services offered to survivors
URL: https://dvirc.secure.force.com/
DVIRC WEBSITE
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RESOURCES ON DVIRC• Educational Workshops• Employment Services • Health Services
• Mental Health• HIV/AIDS Resources
• Housing Resources• Shelters• Transitional Housing• Financial Support
• Financial Aid /Financial Guidance
• Food/ Clothing • Immigrant Resources • Law
Enforcement/Criminal Justice
• Legal Services • LGBTQ • Parenting Skills
• Pet Care & Shelters • Senior Resources • Sexual Assault/Rape • Sex work/Trafficking• Substance Abuse
Resources • Teen/ Youth Resources • Transportation• Victim Services • Volunteer Opportunity
• Children’s Resources
• Disability • DV Resources
• Advocacy • Batterer
Resources • Crisis Line• Peer
Counseling• Case
Management• Outreach• Restraining
Orders • Shelters• Support
Groups• Therapy• Advocate
Training• Counseling
• Peer Counseling (Family & Individual)
• Peer Support Groups
. Libraries currently on DVIRC (more can be created)
DVIRC CONTACT INFORMATION
Mariya Taher
(415) 864 4777 ext. 325
Jill Zawisza
(415) 864.4777 ext. 306
W.O.M.A.N., Inc. Volunteer Outreach Team
