named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Community Education
Presentations and workshops on the dynamics of abuse and available resources, offered in collaboration with organizations like One Love and My Sister's Place.
Go Bags
Emergency kits with basic essentials distributed to victims of abuse in partnership with SUNY's Got Your Back program.
Peer Support Group
Support group for individuals beginning recovery from domestic violence, offering a safe space to share experiences and reduce isolation.
Risk Reduction Team
Countywide initiative providing high-risk lethality assessments for victims and training for police departments on victim assessment.
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Domestic Violence Survivor Support Services 3 activities
- Distributes Go Bags with basic essentials to abuse victimsProvides Go Bags containing essential items to victims of abuse in northern Westchester through a partnership with SUNY's Got Your Back program, supporting immediate needs of survivors.
- Facilitates peer support groups for domestic violence survivorsHosts peer support groups for individuals beginning recovery from domestic violence, fostering community and resilience among survivors.
- Provides counseling and legal services to victims of abuseOffers counseling and legal support to survivors of intimate partner, family, and sexual abuse in Northern Westchester County. Services are tailored to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and related crimes.
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Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Education 2 activities
- Offers community education on abuse dynamics and local resourcesProvides educational programs about the dynamics of domestic and sexual abuse and connects participants with local resources in Westchester County, including through collaborations with external organizations.
- Operates the Risk Reduction Team for high-lethality domestic violence casesRuns the northern Westchester Risk Reduction Team, which provides specialized services for high-lethality domestic violence victims and trains law enforcement in risk assessment; the program expanded countywide due to its success.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$194K
Contributions & grants$189K97%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$5K3%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$133K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
balance sheet
Total assets$183K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$183K
2 years on record · 2024–2025 · YoY revenue +19.8%
relationships · 21
Who they work with
- Catholic Charities Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in providing services across Westchester County
- Hope's Door Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in providing services across Westchester County
- My Sister's Place Partner — Co-presented community education sessions on domestic abuse dynamics and resources.
- My Sister's Place Partner — Collaborated on past educational presentations about abuse dynamics and resources.
- My Sister's Place Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in providing services across Westchester County
- NEWDAA (North East Westchester Domestic Abuse Alliance) Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in addressing domestic abuse in Westchester County
- Office for Women Partner — Co-presented community education sessions on domestic abuse dynamics and resources.
- Office for Women Partner — Collaborated on past educational presentations about abuse dynamics and resources.
- One Love Partner — Co-presented community education sessions on domestic abuse dynamics and resources.
- One Love Partner — Collaborated on past educational presentations about abuse dynamics and resources.
- One Love Foundation Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in providing services across Westchester County
- Pace Women's Justice Center Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in providing legal and justice services for women in Westchester County
- Putnam Northern Westchester Women's Resource Center Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in providing services for women in Westchester County
- SUNY's Got Your Back program Partner — Collaborates to provide Go Bags with basic essentials to victims of abuse in northern Westchester.
- SUNY's Got Your Back program Partner — Partnered to provide Go Bags with basic essentials for victims of abuse.
- Victim's Assistance Services of WestCOP Partner — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in providing victim support services in Westchester County
- Westchester County Board of Legislators Government — Honored New Dawn Family Resource Center for its work supporting survivors.
- Westchester County Board of Legislature Government — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc on policy and service initiatives in Westchester County
- Westchester County District Attorney's Office Government — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc on legal and victim support initiatives in Westchester County
- Westchester County Office for Women Government — Collaborates with New Dawn Family Resource Center Inc in supporting women's services across Westchester County
- responding police departments Partner — Collaborates with local police departments to assess and support high-risk domestic violence victims.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Community Education for Awareness and Referralmethodology: community-educationBy educating the public on abuse dynamics, we increase early identification and connection to resources, because informed communities are more likely to recognize abuse and refer survivors to support.
- Community as First Respondermethodology: community-as-first-responderBy training and equipping community organizations to serve as first points of contact, we increase early access to support for abuse victims, because trusted local entities can identify and assist survivors faster than centralized systems alone.
- Geographic Access Equitymethodology: geographic-access-equityBy locating counseling and legal services in underserved rural areas, we close gaps in service utilization, because proximity and local presence reduce barriers to access for survivors in remote regions.
- Risk Assessment and Law Enforcement Trainingmethodology: risk_assessment_and_law_enforcement_trainingBy identifying high-lethality domestic violence cases through structured risk assessment and training law enforcement, we improve victim safety outcomes, because early intervention in high-risk cases reduces escalation and increases system responsiveness.