Division on Women Bidder’s Conference May 11, 2016 Domestic Violence Residential and Non- Residential Services Essex County.

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Division on Women Bidder’s Conference May 11, 2016 Domestic Violence Residential and Non- Residential Services Essex County

2 Safety Accessibility to services Individualized services to meet the needs of survivors Overarching Goal

3 In Order to Meet This Goal… o Gender o Race o Ethnicity o Language barriers o Sexual orientation o Faith/religion o Substance abuse o Teenage male children o Mental health o Physical health o Disability o Later-in-life needs

Let’s Learn A Little About Essex County

5 Social Demographics in Essex County Source: QuickFacts, U.S. Census Bureau,

6 LEP in Essex County (Source: lep.gov)

7 Domestic Violence in Essex County … a small glimpse

64,556 offenses of DV were reported to LAW ENFORCEMENT July-highest number of DV offenses reported during this month 8pm -12midnight= 25 % 31 consecutive years! Saturday & Sunday: The most frequent occurrence of DV incidents= 33% Month Time Day Number New Jersey Responses (Uniform Crime Report 2013)

9 Number of DV Offenses by Municipality (source: UCR 2013)

Essex 5,396 Camden3,474 Hudson3,521 Passaic3,289 Total Number of DV Cases* in Family Court (Source: AOC 2014) *TROs filed or reopened

What Is Required?  51 Shelter Beds  Residential and non-residential services  Can be in more than one location  Trauma-informed and empower the survivor  Must meet the individualized needs of the survivor  Immediate crisis assistance regardless of where the survivor is physically located  No Wrong Door type of policy  Individual and Systems Advocacy

Services To Be Funded 24-Hour Crisis & Resource Hotline 24-Hour Shelter Mental Health Counseling Case Management Domestic Violence Liaison (DVL) Safety Planning Advocacy Transportation Community Education, Training & Awareness Coordinated Community Response

$1,000,000 on July 1, 2016 –Combination of state and FVPSA funding –FVPSA funds may not used for brick and mortar projects 20% match per funding period required –33,600 –cash and/or in-kind funds may be used Lobbying Activities and/or any Political Activity is prohibited 13 Let’s Talk Money…

Bids are due by June 8, 2016 at 12:00 PM Questions must be addressed to Proposal Deadline

Questions 15