One Place Metro Alabama Family Justice Center

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One Place Metro Alabama Family Justice Center One Place provides services for people experiencing domestic, intimate partner, and sexual violence.

Located in Avondale and primarily serve residents of Jefferson County. We are a safe place to seek help, guidance, and learn about your options. At One Place, a person may speak to as many agency representatives as he or she chooses. A police report is neither required nor expected, unless you plan to pursue prosecution of perpetrator(s).

Hidden Reality, Relentless Hope is possible because of a community that chooses to invest in this work. 💜We’re incredibl...
09/25/2026

Hidden Reality, Relentless Hope is possible because of a community that chooses to invest in this work. đź’ś

We’re incredibly grateful to our corporate sponsors for supporting this year’s event and standing with One Place in our work to support survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their families.

We look forward to seeing you all on September 30 to share how your investment is improving the way our community responds to domestic violence.

One week until Relentless Hope! đź’śNext Wednesday, our community will come together to learn more about the realities of d...
09/23/2026

One week until Relentless Hope! đź’ś

Next Wednesday, our community will come together to learn more about the realities of domestic and sexual violence and the work being done to create safety, healing, and hope for survivors and their families.

It's not too late to secure your seat. Get your tickets here: https://oneplacerelentlesshope.swell.gives/

Join us October 3 in Warrior, AL for The Run to Defeat the Monsters 5K!We’re grateful to the organizers of this event wh...
09/22/2026

Join us October 3 in Warrior, AL for The Run to Defeat the Monsters 5K!

We’re grateful to the organizers of this event who chose to name One Place as a beneficiary, along with the Warrior Police Department.

Whether you’re running to honor a survivor, remember someone you’ve lost, support someone you love, or take a stand against domestic violence, every step makes a difference.

Don’t wait, registration increases October 1!
https://runsignup.com/Race/AL/Warrior/RunToDefeatTheMonstersDomesticViolence

When someone is living with abuse, it can be hard to see a way out.Fear can become overwhelming. Isolation can make some...
09/16/2026

When someone is living with abuse, it can be hard to see a way out.

Fear can become overwhelming. Isolation can make someone feel alone. Trauma can make it difficult to imagine a different future.

But you are not alone. And your current situation does not have to be your future. There is support. There is safety. There is a way forward.

This Su***de Prevention Month, let's remind the people around us that they don't have to carry their pain alone.

If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available:
đź“ž Crisis Center, Inc. Hotline: 205-323-7777

If you are experiencing domestic violence and need support, contact One Place Family Justice Center. We are here to support you.

***deAwarenessMonth ***dePreventionMonth

Our team is in San Francisco this week representing One Place at the Specialized Services for Abused Parents and their C...
09/10/2026

Our team is in San Francisco this week representing One Place at the Specialized Services for Abused Parents and their Children (SSAPC) Peer to Peer Exchange . One Place is closing out and presenting outcomes of our 2 year project that has been funded through the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Through this project we have been able to expand Camp HOPE to include a “whole family approach” that includes navigation, emotional support, and financial aid for caregivers to help them focus on long term stability and healing for their family.

We are so thankful to HHS and the Administration for Children and Families for this opportunity to impact the families we serve in such a meaningful way!

Left: Hannah Burkle, Director of Youth and Family Services
Right: Rebecca McWilliams, Executive Director

30 days until Hidden Reality, Relentless Hope! đź’śOn September 30, we will come together for a morning of hope, connection...
08/31/2026

30 days until Hidden Reality, Relentless Hope! đź’ś

On September 30, we will come together for a morning of hope, connection, and action as we shine a light on the realities of domestic and sexual violence in our community and the difference we can make when we choose to stand together.

We’re counting down to a powerful morning and would love for you to be part of it. Together, we can create more moments of hope for survivors and their families.

Secure your spot: https://oneplacerelentlesshope.swell.gives/

We were honored to recently welcome leadership from Alliance for HOPE International. Catherine Johnson, President and CE...
08/27/2026

We were honored to recently welcome leadership from Alliance for HOPE International. Catherine Johnson, President and CEO and Sarah Schanck, Program Director, recently stopped by for a tour while they were in Birmingham.

We were proud to show off our survivor-centered space and share more about the work happening here in Birmingham.

We are grateful for the Alliance for Hope and their leadership and advocacy for Family Justice Centers both on the national and international stage.

We are honored to announce that Ginny Willings will be serving as the 2026 Event Chair for Hidden Reality, Relentless Ho...
08/21/2026

We are honored to announce that Ginny Willings will be serving as the 2026 Event Chair for Hidden Reality, Relentless Hope.

Ginny is helping us bring our community together around a shared commitment to supporting survivors, creating a safer Jefferson County (and beyond!), and strengthening the work of One Place.

Join us for Relentless Hope on September 30 as we gather to learn more about the state of domestic violence in our area, connect with others who care about this work, and invest in hope for our community.

Secure your seat: https://oneplacerelentlesshope.swell.gives/

The DV murder-suicide that took place on the post-partum unit of Brookwood Hospital Sunday night is not just an isolated...
03/04/2026

The DV murder-suicide that took place on the post-partum unit of Brookwood Hospital Sunday night is not just an isolated act of violence. It reflects a larger and deeply troubling reality.

Research shows that homicide is a leading cause of death among pregnant and postpartum women in the United States, with intimate partner violence playing a major role. Pregnancy does not shield someone from abuse—in many cases, it increases risk.

Sunday’s tragedy is also a reminder that Domestic Violence is not “just” something that occurs between two people behind closed doors. It spills out into our community, affecting public health and public safety.

Our Executive Director spoke last night to WBRC and CBS42 news to talk about the intersection of domestic violence and community violence, and the risk of lethality during pregnancy and post-partum.

See the stories here:

https://www.wbrc.com/2026/03/03/domestic-violence-advocates-urge-victims-seek-help-after-deadly-shooting-homewood/

https://www.cbs42.com/news/local/apparent-murder-suicide-at-brookwood-hospital-sparks-discussion-on-domestic-violence/

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3613 6th Avenue South
Birmingham, AL
35222

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Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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