CJCC partnered with Piedmont Columbus Regional, V.B. Williams Consulting, LLC, and Quest2Freedom, Inc. to train healthcare professionals to recognize human trafficking, identify victims, and connect survivors with critical support. Read more: wrbl.com/news/local-news/pie… #EndHTGA

DYK? 1 in 3 women experience intimate partner violence in their lifetime. This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, CJCC stands with survivors to raise awareness, recognize the signs of abuse, and promote safety, respect, and support for everyone affected.

Yesterday, CJCC Victim Assistance Division Director Kristy Carter and Jamie Borrman, Executive Director of Crisis Line & Safe House and One Safe Place Macon, presented on Community Advocacy and the Family Justice Center Model at Scouting America’s 2026 Youth Protection Seminar.

October is #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth. CJCC stands with survivors. Together, we can raise awareness, amplify voices, connect survivors to support, and take action to build safer communities where everyone can live free from violence and fear. #DVAM

Yesterday, CJCC Executive Director Jay Neal joined the Family Crisis Center for the Empowered to Protect, Educate and Heal Conference. Together, we raised awareness and strengthened efforts to support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

Teamwork, recognition & a little fun! Our quarterly all-staff meeting brought CJCC together to connect, celebrate, and recognize outstanding team members. We’re grateful for the passion and dedication our employees bring every day as we make a positive impact across Georgia!

This week, CJCC was proud to attend and support the 2026 CACJ Annual Training Conference, bringing together accountability court professionals from across Georgia to strengthen programs, share best practices, and improve outcomes for the individuals and communities they serve.

As Labor Day weekend begins, CJCC proudly salutes the hardworking Georgians who help keep our communities, businesses, and great state moving forward. CJCC will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.

CJCC was proud to support the 32nd Annual Statewide Family Violence Conference in Athens! This year’s theme, “Georgia in Action, Connecting for Change,” brought professionals together to share ideas, strengthen practice and advance the fight against family violence.

CJCC is looking for a Grant Planner to join our Criminal Justice Services Division! If you’re detail-oriented, passionate about impactful work, and ready to collaborate with an incredible team, this is your chance.   Learn more: careers.georgia.gov/grant-pl…

Today is National Nonprofit Day. Thank you to the individuals and organizations across Georgia who serve our communities with dedication, care, and kindness every day.

Did you know? Last year, CJCC grant programs served 27,257 sexual abuse victims across Georgia. Behind every number is a person who received compassionate, trauma-informed care and critical support for those who need it.

Recently, CJCC came together for our all-staff meeting, where we proudly recognized team members celebrating work anniversaries with Faithful Service Awards. We're grateful for a dedicated team committed to making a positive impact across Georgia. Thank you for all you do! 🎉👏

As Georgia students head #backtoschool, it's our job to keep them safe in and out of the classroom! If you see something that isn't right, say something @GADFCS accepts child abuse and neglect reports 24 hours a day! Call: 1-855-GACHILD or visit dfcs.georgia.gov/services/ch…

Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. CJCC proudly supports the statewide response and works to ensure survivors have access to critical services and support. Help is available year-round 24/7. Call Georgia’s Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-866-END-HTGA 1-866-363-4842

#ICYMI: Today is the last day to apply for the Children in Need of Services (CHINS) Grant Program. Use the link below to apply. Link below to apply: cjcc.georgia.gov/grants/fund…

Did you know? Last year, CJCC grant programs served 26,962 child abuse victims across Georgia. These numbers represent more than services provided, they represent children who were met with compassion, advocacy, and support when they needed it most. #Georgia #ChildAdvocacy

DYK? Last year, CJCC grant programs served 90,832 survivors of domestic violence across Georgia. These aren't just numbers they're real people finding safety, support, and hope when they need it most. #CJCC #Georgia

As the holiday weekend approaches, remember that driving sober saves lives. Let's keep Georgia's roads safe for everyone. The DUI Memorial Sign Program reminds us to honor those we've lost and spreads awareness about the risks of impaired driving.

⚽ As FIFA brings thousands of visitors to Georgia, CJCC reminds everyone to stay alert to the signs of human trafficking. Large-scale events can create opportunities for exploitation, but awareness can help protect vulnerable individuals.