Family Service League
The Family Service League works with individuals, couples, and families to implement solutions that will enhance their lives and improve relationships through counseling, prevention outreach, and education.
When you give to the Holiday Fund, you are not only supporting this local NJ organization, but you are also supporting 10 other amazing social service agencies across 6 counties making a difference where it counts. ONE DONATION is all it takes to help all 11 agencies during the peak season of need. Please give generously.
MISSION
The mission of the Family Service League is to support and strengthen those in need through counseling, education, and social services.
SERVICE
The Family Service League provides free, confidential, 24/7 access to victim recovery services, counseling and advocacy.
HISTORY
Family Service League has been serving New Jersey since 1881. It began with their Children's Home Association and the Altruist Society in 1887.
HOW WILL YOU HELP?
$5 -
HELP RESTORE
For only $5, you can help begin the restoration process for a sexual assault survivor.
$50 -
CHANGE OF CLOTHES
A $50 Donation helps purchase a change of clothes, undergarments, socks and toiletries to a victim of a violent assault.
$100 -
1 HOUR OF COUNSELING
With your $100 donation to the Family Service League through our Fund -- you can buy 1 hour of counseling for a sexual assault survivor.
$250 -
HEALTHY DATING WORKSHOP
A $250 donation can host a healthy dating workshop for teenagers in order to prevent sexual assault.
$500 -
COUNSELING FOR SURVIVORS
Your donation of $500 provides 10 sessions of group counseling for survivors of sexual violence through Family Service League.
$1000 -
200 HOURS OF COVERAGE
A generous donation of $1000 helps Family Service League buy 200 hours of coverage for their 24 hour sexual violence emergency hotline.
With the assistance of the advocate, Michelle could make decisions that she felt were best for her and her family. The advocate was there to provide support and encouragement for Michelle through the evidence collection process. The advocate held Michelle's hand and wiped away her tears, which helped her feel like she wasn't alone." Click here to read more