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NYC Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence - Family Justice Centers (FJC)

Citywide

What they offer

Provides free and confidential legal, counseling, and supportive services for survivors of domestic violence, gender-based violence, elder abuse, and sex trafficking, with immediate assistance regardless of language, immigration, or economic status. Centers operate in all five boroughs.

Who can get help

Survivors of domestic violence, gender-based violence, elder abuse, and sex trafficking.

How to start

Call 311 or visit a borough Family Justice Center

Last checked by Second Start on September 26, 2026. Details change, so call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility.

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