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WHAT WE DO

JCADA provides direct support services that are

100% free, confidential, and culturally sensitive.

SUPPORT SERVICES.

JCADA serves all victims and survivors of intimate partner violence who are age 16 and above. JCADA’s services are free of charge and provided without regard to race, national origin, ability, background, faith, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or immigration status. Survivor services are primarily virtual, but in-person sessions are available upon request.

To access support services, contact JCADA anytime by leaving a confidential

message at 1-877-885-2232 or emailing support@jcada.org

We will respond within 2-4 business days.

If this is an emergency, call 911. If you need immediate support,

call The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233.

 You are the expert of your situation.

JCADA staff follow an empowerment model when supporting clients. We will follow your lead on your journey to healing and support the goals that you determine are best for you.

Consultation

CLINICAL SERVICES

​JCADA clinicians have expertise in evidence-based trauma therapies and the complexities of intimate partner violence.

Services include:​​

  • Stabilization Sessions

  • Safety Planning

  • Individual Therapy

  • Groups and Workshops

Individual clinical services are available in-person or virtually. Groups and workshops are currently available virtually only. 

JCADA can arrange interpretation services for services in languages other than English.

Psychologist's Office

VICTIM ADVOCACY SERVICES

JCADA victim advocates support survivors by working towards empowerment, safety, and meeting basic needs. 
 

Services include: ​

  • Case Management

  • Safety Planning

  • Public Assistance Applications

  • Address Confidentiality Program 

  • Financial Literacy Education

  • Court Accompaniment

Eligibility: Current clients of the clinical program are eligible for victim advocacy services.

Victim advocacy services are available in-person or virtually.

From Trauma to Transformation:

Healing Journeys Through Art

Have you used visual or written art to express your experience, resilience, hope, or healing?

Have you used art to process feelings or tell your story?

Perhaps you are a creative at heart or someone who has found art helpful to cope and make sense of your experience. At JCADA, we welcome all survivors to tap into their creative courage and submit original artwork to honor their experience. For some people, having part of their journey witnessed by others can be a meaningful part of healing. There is no skill or performance level required — all art work is valued as it highlights each survivor's unique voice. 

 

In 2025, JCADA launched From Trauma to Transformation: Healing Journeys Through Art, encouraging current and former clients to submit written or visual art showcasing their journey. These art pieces were displayed at JCADA's 25th Anniversary Event, turned into bookmarks, and have continued to inspire the community. 

Thanks to its success in showcasing survivor resilience, this initiative is now ongoing, and we'd love you to participate! 

Submission Information: You are welcome to submit visual and written works that you’ve already created or made specifically for this project that align with the theme of resilience and post-traumatic growth. Please submit your artwork by September 15, 2026 for use at JCADA's Annual Event. All submissions must be made digitally and we request visual artwork be photographed and submitted via email in a high-quality image file (e.g. .jpg, .png). Written work can be submitted in PDF format. After submission, you will be asked to complete a consent form-JCADA will not share nor display your artwork without a completed consent form. To support privacy and choice, all art work will be displayed anonymously unless written consent is provided.

Questions? Email Danielle@jcada.org

All art pieces are shared with written consent from JCADA clients 

CLIENT
IMPACT
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“When you travel by plane, flight attendants provide you with information on what to do in case of an emergency. 'Put your oxygen mask on first and then help your children.' Without JCADA’s guidance to ensure I was healthy, safe and confident, I could not have helped myself–let alone my daughter. JCADA is and always will be my oxygen mask.”

-JCADA Client

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When You Are Ready,
So Are We.

ADDRESS

P.O. Box 2266 

Rockville, MD 20847

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PHONE

Services: 

1-877-885-2232


Office:

301-315-8040

EMAIL

Services:

support@jcada.org

Office:

jcada@jcada.org

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If you are a current client of JCADA and you connect with your provider via text, please click here for JCADA's texting terms and conditions.

If you feel you have experienced discrimination at JCADA, please contact Executive Director, Amanda Chorowski, amanda@jcada.org or 301-315-8040, x101.

Documents, training, workshops, and services produced by the Greater Washington Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse, JCADA, are funded, in part, under grants and contracts awarded by the following agencies: Office on Violence Against Women, The United States Department of Justice; Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants, Executive Office of the Mayor, District of Columbia; the Family Services Administration of the Department of Human Services, Government of the District of Columbia; the Governor's Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services, State of Maryland; Department of Criminal Justice Services, Commonwealth of Virginia; and the Montgomery County Government. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed are those of JCADA and do not represent the official position or policies of the organizations or government agencies that have provided the grant or contract funding. 

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