The Austin/Travis County Family Violence Task Force collaborates with a diverse group of organizations who share our commitment to ending family violence and supporting survivors. Explore our partners’ websites to learn more about the important work they do.
Related Agencies & Organizations
The following organizations support the Austin/Travis County Family Violence Task Force’s mission to reduce and prevent family violence and promote safety:
- Travis County Law Library
- American Gateways
- Asian Family Support Services of Austin (AFSSA)
- Austin Police Department and Victim Services
- The Center for Cognitive Education
- Lifeworks Austin - Resolution Counseling
- Office of the Attorney General, Child Support Division
- PlanetSafe
- Polaris
- Texas Advocacy Project
- Texas Council on Family Violence
- Texas Legal Services Center
- The SAFE Alliance
- Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid
- Travis County Attorney’s Office
- Travis County Community Supervision and Corrections Department
- Travis County Constable’s Office, Precinct 5
- Travis County Counseling and Education Services
- Travis County Court at Law No. 4
- Travis County District Attorney’s Office
- Travis County Juvenile Probation
- Travis County Pretrial Services
- Travis County Sheriff’s Office and Victim Services
- UT School of Social Work, Institute on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
- National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence
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