Programs & Services
PROGRAMS + SERVICES



AVAILABILITY AND ACCESS
TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES

%
of New Orleans FJC survivors are Black/African American.
%
of survivors are Hispanic/Latina.
%
of survivors are White/Caucasian.
%
of survivors represent other races (Asian, American Indian, or Multi-racial.)
Relationship to Abuser
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%
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DAYCARE SERVICES

The proposed daycare core is located on the D’Hemecourt Street side to provide easy and safe access to the street for drop off. It also provides an opportunity for natural light in all classroom spaces and visual connection to the park across the street.
Classroom Design
The proposed classrooms are separated by age groups that include (1) classrooms for infants, (2) classrooms for toddlers, and (3) classrooms for pre-school/school age children. Toddler and pre-school classrooms are grouped to utilize bathroom and storage spaces between classrooms
COUNSELING SERVICES
Battered Women Counseling Offices
The proposed wing consolidates the majority these offices into 6 offices that can provide both group and individual counseling.

Refuge Area
The waiting room is considered an area of refuge to collect thoughts and wait to be seen by a counselor. This enforces the need to provide a mental level of privacy and security as well as a physical barrier from other functions in the facility.

FACILITY & STAFF

Offices and Support Spaces
The proposed facility includes offices for the Executive Director, Director’s Assistant, Accountant, and coordinator. A small conference room is also incorporated as a space for staff to gather for small meetings or with members of the public.
Support Spaces consist of a copy area integrated in the circulation space along with file storage.
COMMUNITY IMPACT

