But healing is possible if you have the right people by your side. With the resources we have available, the many short and long-term effects of family violence, both personal and global, can be overcome. In fact, many people are on that path to healing right now.
Our multidisciplinary team of experts is here to provide each person the personalized care they need, while working to eliminate the damage that these heinous acts cost society as a whole. Here, we focus on all aspects of family violence, beyond prevention and intervention:
- We treat victims.
- We advocate for change.
- We conduct research.
The goal of everything we do is to break the cycle. And to restore hope.
The Center for Family Safety and Healing is thankful to have been named the January and February 2019 Easton Change for Charity Recipient. Learn more about Change for Charity.
The Wexners continue their longtime support of the Center for Family Safety and Healing at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus Monthly Article
January 21, 2019: Nationwide Children’s Hospital announced today a gift of $20 million from the Wexner Family Charitable Fund that will benefit The Center for Family Safety and Healing (TCFSH) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Read the full news release here.
We hope to see you at our annual Rock 'N Bowl event in February, hosted by the @nationwidekids Development Board! Proceeds benefit The Center for Family Safety and Healing. Click Here for Details and to Register.
A free "Teen Dating in a Digital World" education session for parents of teenagers will be held Saturday, February 23 from 11 a.m. until Noon at the Easton Town Center Community Room (3981 Gramercy St., Columbus, OH 43219). Please visit WheresTheLine.info for details and to register.
Schedule a no-cost, customized training for your organization.
See details about our Community Training Programs.
After a sometimes difficult visit to the Child Assessment Center,
a patient is able to choose a fuzzy friend to take home.
Please help us keep Abigail's Corner supplied with stuffed animals.
Call (614) 722-8200 for more information.
