Building the Capacity of Black Programs
Ujima launched The Building the Capacity of Black Programs (BCBP) support for Survivors of Domestic Violence from Culturally Specific Populations.
This Program allows culturally specific activities for survivors of domestic violence to address emergent needs resulting from the spread of the COVID-19 virus and to promote strategic partnership development and collaboration in responding to public health concerns for survivors. The populations targeted for support and assistance via these funds are domestic violence victims and survivors in the Black community, which include the Black community as the African Diaspora in its broadest sense, e.g., Black Americans (descendants of enslaved Africans in the U.S.); African immigrants, refugees, and asylees; Afro-Caribbean; and Afro-Latinx.
Proactively implement and expand culturally-specific programs that provide essential support and resources to victims and survivors of domestic and family violence within the Black community, ensuring access to healing, empowerment, and transformative outcomes.
Increase Black victims and survivors’ access to domestic violence services.
Promote strategic partnership development and collaboration in responding to public health concerns for survivors of domestic violence.
Utilize grant funds to strategically support and empower survivors of domestic violence within the Black community, providing targeted assistance and resources to foster safety, healing, and resilience.
Leverage grant funds to provide targeted support to domestic violence survivors in the Black community, while increasing the capacity of culturally specific organizations to deliver impactful and sustainable services.
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California
- Black Skeptics Los Angeles
- Jenesse Center Inc. in Los Angeles & Culver City
- Positive Results Center
- The impact of historical trauma
Colorado
- Kingdom Builders Family Life Center in Colorado Springs
Iowa
- Nisaa African Family Services in Des Moines
Maryland
- Yonnie House of Love in Clinton
- DXT Therapeutic Solutions
Michigan
- Alternatives for Girls in Detroit
- Sisters Against Abuse Society in Detroit
- Supreme Transitions in Detroit
- United Hope Network, Inc. in Clinton Township
- Refined Detroit in Royal Oak
- The House of Kadence
- Transition 1 2 3 Inc. in Detroit
- Safe Haven: A Home Away from Home; DBA, The House of Kadence in Detroit
Massachusetts
- Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts in Roxbury
New Jersey
- Access Family Services
- Organization for Refugee & Immigrant Success in Manchester
- Ironbound Community Corporation in Newark
- Harambe Social Services, Inc. in Sicklerville
Oregon
- Self Enhancement, Inc. in Portland
Puerto Rico
- Taller Salud, Inc. in Loiza
Texas
- Family Care Connection in Dallas
- E.S. Empowered Survivor in Houston
Illinois
District of Columbia
- Ayuda in Washington D.C.
- Lauren H. Collins Wellness PLLC in D.C.
- Progressive Life Center Inc in Washington D.C.
- The Person Center in Washington
- The Safe Sisters Circle in Washington
Mississippi
- Impact Community Outreach in Itta Bena
- Our House Inc. in Greenville
- Tabernacle Church of God in Christ in South Haven
- Angel Wings Outreach Center in Mendenhall
New Hampshire
- Organization for Refugee & Immigrant Success in Manchester
New York
- In Our Own Voices, Inc. in Albany
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
- Hope House Day Care Center, Inc. in Memphis
Washington
- Family Care Connection in Dallas
- Our Sisters' House in Tacoma
- Somali Family Safety Task Force in Seattle
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This project described was supported by the Administration for Children and Families, Office of Family Violence Prevention and Services, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.