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FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER ALLIANCE
Contract #
N-2020-040
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POLICE
Expiration Date
1/27/2022
Destruction Year
2027
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N-2020-040 <br />r C� 4 ZQ2� Family Justice Center Affiliation <br />Memorandum of Understanding <br />The Family Justice Center Alliance (Alliance), a program of Alliance for HOPE International, serves <br />as a clearinghouse, research center, and advocacy organization for all Family Justice and Multi - <br />Agency Centers. The Alliance also serves as the technical assistance and training provider for the <br />United States Department of Justice for federally funded Family Justice and Multi -Agency Centers. <br />Since the creation of the first Family Justice Center in San Diego in 2002, the Alliance has been <br />working towards the creation of Family Justice Centers and similar Multi -Agency Centers across <br />the United States and around the world. As a result, the Alliance has begun to set more definitive <br />standards and definitions in order to ensure quality and trauma -informed service provision for <br />survivors and their families in all Centers. While organic and community -based solutions are the <br />best solution to complex social problems, adhering to the Family Justice Center Guiding <br />Principles and committing to integrated work among partner agencies can help enhance victim <br />safety and offender accountability. <br />The Alliance has two categories of affiliation. The categories of affiliated organizations include <br />Affiliated Multi -Agency Centers and Affiliated Family Justice Centers. The difference between a <br />Multi -Agency Center and a Family Justice Center are the number of partner agencies and the <br />presence of full-time versus part-time core partner agencies and professionals. <br />Affiliated Centers are specially designated by the Alliance every two years. Centers affiliated with the <br />Alliance have demonstrated the integration of the Family Justice Center Guiding Principles, their <br />policies and procedures are in accordance with best practices, and leadership is involved and <br />participates with the Alliance on a regular basis as defined below. <br />Centers may apply to become affiliated with the Alliance. The Alliance continues to provide technical <br />assistance to Centers, affiliated or not, through various methods such as monthly webinars and <br />Directors Calls, online Resource Library, and approved onsite technical assistance. The affiliation <br />process is not federally funded and is not associated with any federal funding. <br />Roles and Responsibilities of Alliance for HOPE International <br />The Alliance agrees to the following in supporting the Santa Ana Family Justice Center, and its <br />entire network of affiliated Centers: <br />Recognize the Santa Ana Family Justice Center as an affiliated Multi -Agency Center <br />Maintain an updated profile and contact information on the national website "Find an FJC" <br />feature <br />• Provide benefits listed below: <br />• Letters of Support for Grants, as requested by the Center <br />tt23584v2 <br />
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