Domestic Violence & Child Abuse Prevention
Contact our 24/7 Hotline:
1-800-636-6738
Community Training & Outreach
Training and technical assistance is available for medical professionals, law enforcement, educators, and other community agencies.
Prevention Education
We provide informative and engaging community presentations as well as school-based prevention programs tailored to address the unique needs of students, parents, and educators on topics relating to child abuse and personal safety, family violence, and dating violence across Ventura County.
Survivor Services
Trauma-informed support and advocacy is available through our crisis response program, community-based advocacy and emergency shelter program for individuals and families affected by Domestic Violence.
Domestic Violence & Child Abuse Prevention at Interface
The Domestic Violence & Child Abuse Prevention programs aim to prevent, interrupt, and end the cycle of violence through comprehensive programing. Domestic violence and child abuse do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, age, gender or socioeconomic status. Our child abuse prevention programs aim to educate the community regarding personal safety, healthy relationships, and family dynamics in hopes of empowering youth to be able to speak up for themselves and others, preventing future victimization. Interface opened the first domestic violence emergency shelter in 1976 providing a confidential space for victims and their children to be safe.
