Join the Child + Family Services team as they shed light on barriers some survivors face when seeking help.
Learn how our community can respond to break down obstacles, create safer pathways and ensure that all survivors of domestic violence have access to the resources they need.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_F1cSq7LCSdapwID1PCFhSg#/registration

From October 2025 to April 2026 there will be three displays in Erie County Family Court (floors 5 and 6) dedicated to bringing awareness to Domestic Violence and highlighting the incredible artwork created by Haven House clients throughout the years.

Stop by for the opening ceremony, or any time in through April to show your support!

Our Justice Bus team will be available for resources and questions, joining other community groups and survivors to put a spotlight on domestic violence!

Stop by UB’s Screening Room for a FREE viewing of Beyond Survival. This inspiring film tells the story of the Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act (DVSJA) and honors the resilience of currently and formerly incarcerated survivors who fought for it.

Panel discussion to follow!

More info: https://nyscadv.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/trainingevent/details/338

Toast to Hope is a benefit dedicated to supporting the Family Justice Center. It is also an evening to honor the tireless work of those who serve our community. This special night is a powerful celebration of resilience, compassion, and unity.

Together, we will raise our glasses in hope and solidarity, recognizing individuals and organizations who are making a real difference in the lives of those affected by domestic violence. Through shared purpose and generosity, we aim to bring light to a difficult issue and empower lasting change.

We ask you to join us to uplift, honor, and give hope to all survivors.

Tickets: $150 per person or $250 per couple

Niagara University’s Office of Violence Prevention & Education and its community partners will present an exhibit of artwork created by survivors of domestic violence as the centerpiece of an Oct. 6 event at the university’s Castellani Art Museum called “Living in Light: The Art of Healing.”

Kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month with the 12th annual Purple Ribbon Walk through downtown Niagara Falls. Be sure to check out all the AMAZING artwork created by survivors.

The walk begins right outside our Niagara Falls office, at the corner of 3rd St and Old Falls!