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What to expect at the Center
You are welcome in this space. Take a deep breath. Tell your story. Connect with the services you need for yourself and your family.
Helping survivors move beyond
Helping survivors move beyond
The Middlesex County Family Justice Center is a place of light and hope that empowers victim-survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault to heal with help.
Comprehensive, supportive care free of charge
All in one location
- Read more about What to expect at the Center
Read more about Plan for safetyPlan for safety
Advocates can assist victim-survivors in developing individualized safety plans for themselves and their children. Plans change as individual circumstances shift so it is an ongoing conversation.
Read more about Resources that can helpResources that can help
The Resource Library offers news, articles and other information that may be helpful in learning more about domestic violence and sexual assault, and connecting with resources. The library includes forms that can be downloaded to apply for assistance.
Hope. Healing. Justice. About the Center
Hope. Healing. Justice. About the Center
Inclusive care
You are not alone. When you are ready, advocates are here. Walk in Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. You don’t need an appointment. You can also call 732-258-0440.
Trusted partners
Working together, Middlesex County agencies are serving victim-survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault better.
Trauma-informed staff
Compassionate, knowledgeable partners are here to listen, believe, and assist. This is about you.
Community voices
Together we are powerful
"Moving survivors beyond abuse is a community effort. Working collaboratively, in one space, our purpose is to radically improve family safety as well as offender accountability."
Phyllis Yonta
CEO, Women Aware
"Thank you for the courage and advice you gave me to stand up."
Survivor
"The FJC provides critical wrap-around services to survivors and their families that will put them on a path to safety and independence."
Nicole Polley Miller, Esq.
Legal Services Director,
American Friends Service Committee