Child Care and Domestic Violence

Domestic violence rarely has only one victim. Children under age five are more likely to live in a household where domestic violence occurs than are children in any other age category. Child care providers and early childhood programs have an unique opportunity to make a difference in the life of a child who is affected by violence and help families in crisis.

RESOURCES

WOMEN'S SHELTERS/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMS

    greyarrow: Alliance Against Family Violence and Sexual Assault
    1921 19th Street
    Bakersfield, CA 93301 (Map)
    Tel: 661.322.0931, 661.327.1091 (Hotline)
    Tel: 800.273.7713 (Hotline)

    greyarrow: Bakersfield Homeless Shelter
    1600 East Truxtun Avenue
    Bakersfield, CA 93305 (Map)
    Tel: (661) 322-8888

    greyarrow: Taft Alpha House
    P.O. Box 712
    Taft, CA 93268
    Tel: (661) 763-4357

    greyarrow: Women's Center High Desert
     815 East Inyokern Road
    Ridgecrest, CA 93555
    Tel: (760) 371-1969

    greyarrow: Women and Children’s Shelter
     820 East 21st Street
    Bakersfield, CA 93301
    Tel: 661.325.4565

    greyarrow: Find a Shelter by State and City

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TOOLKIT TO SHARE WITH PARENTS


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