KPBS interview with CCS Chief Operating Officer Marielle Downes Monday October 1st “Kavanaugh Hearing Spurs Sex Crimes Victims To Come Forward”
NBC 7 San Diego 5 O' Clock News September 28th 2018, CCS professionals interviewed in response to Brett Kavanaugh hearing and what this means for survivors
NBC 7 San Diego 4 O' Clock News September 27th 2018, CCS professionals interviewed in response to Brett Kavanuagh hearing and what this means for survivors
NBC 7 San Diego 5 O' Clock News September 27th 2018, CCS professionals interviewed in response to Brett Kavanaugh hearing and what this means for survivors
SAN DIEGO (April 11, 2017) – Center for Community Solutions (CCS), recently held its 18th Annual Tea and Tonic event at the Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines.
One in three women in the United States has been physically assaulted, raped and/or stalked by a husband or boyfriend, meaning more than 475,000 women in San Diego have experienced intimate partner violence.
In the midst of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month and on the heels of the release of its new highly-acclaimed album 22, A Million, Bon Iver, led by Justin Vernon and Center for Community Solutions (CCS) announce a partnership as a part of the band’s newly founded charitable campaign.
Center for Community Solutions (CCS), an organization that provides emergency and transitional shelters for women, children and families affected by domestic violence in San Diego County received a $20,000 grant from The Mary Kay Foundation℠.
Center for Community Solutions (CCS) will host the 11th Annual Chef Showdown, on Thursday, October 29 at a stunning new waterfront venue, the Port Pavilion at Broadway Pier.
Center for Community Solutions (CCS) has been selected to receive grant funding of $50,000 from Raliance, a newly launched, collaborative initiative dedicated to ending sexual violence in one generation.
Mark your calendars and save the date for Center for Community Solutions’ 16th Annual Tea & Tonic event fundraiser on Friday, April 24, 2015 at The Grand Del Mar.
San Diego State University has received a $200,000 grant from the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) to better prevent and respond to incidents of sexual assault on campus.
