How We Train:
The Partnership is committed to strengthening the capacity of advocates, service providers, and allied groups to effectively support survivors of domestic violence. Through comprehensive training and tailored technical assistance, we equip organizations with the knowledge, tools, and strategies needed to deliver trauma-informed, survivor-centered services.
Our Training content covers a wide range of critical topics, including safety planning, advocacy strategies, shelter and transitional housing access, confidentiality, economic empowerment, and peer learning support. Training is delivered via webinars, workshops, on-demand resources, and through collaborative learning spaces to help us meet the evolving needs of the field. Our training provides individualized support to programs, helping them to be able to navigate complex challenges, implement best-practice, and enhance their organizational capacity.
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Sample 40-Hour Training
Our Sample 40-Hour Training Curriculum helps organizations meet California’s domestic violence advocate training requirements under Evidence Code §1037.1. It covers essential topics, learning objectives, and best practices to support a survivor-centered approach to advocacy. Many domestic violence organizations have used it as a comprehensive guide while adapting the curriculum to fit their communities’ unique needs. We invite you to explore the full curriculum—including a Distance Learning platform to give participants virtual access—to strengthen your training efforts! Questions? Please contact distancelearning@cpedv.org.
+Available to Partnership Members | +Apply to become a member | +Cal OES Grantees: Request access
Prevention Core Competencies
Our Building Change Together: Prevention Core Competencies Training equips preventionists with the skills and knowledge to prevent domestic violence through the lens of the social-ecological model and systemic change. This training covers key competencies to strengthen prevention efforts at individual, community, and societal levels. While our Training takes place once a year in the Spring, our Prevention Core Competencies curriculum is available year-round. We welcome you to use it as a guide for building sustainable, community-driven solutions.
Prevention Core Competencies: +Available for Partnership Members | +Apply to become a member | +Cal OES Grantees: +Request Access
Building Change Together: +Add your name to the interest form
Join the Prevention Peer Network
The Prevention Peer Network is a statewide community of preventionists, advocates, organizers, and community members dedicated to preventing domestic violence before it starts. Whether you’re working in schools, community-based organizations, civic spaces, or grassroots movements; if you’re helping to build safer, more inclusive communities, you are doing prevention work, and we welcome you.
Here’s how you can get involved:
Join a Peer Learning Circle – Connect with others who share your passion for prevention. Choose a circle that aligns with your work or interests.
+Safer School Communities (every third Friday from 12:30-2: p.m.)
+Prevention with LGBTQIA+ Communities (every first Thursday from 9-10:30 a.m.)
Paid Family Leave Toolkit
The Paid Family Leave Toolkit, developed by the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence and the California Work & Family Coalition, highlights the connection between paid family leave and domestic violence prevention. This resource provides key messaging, policy insights, and advocacy tools to promote economic security and workplace protections for survivors and families. By expanding access to paid leave, we can help reduce risk factors for violence.
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Funding Opportunities to Support Safe Housing for Survivors
The Funding Resource Table includes federal and California state grant opportunities for organizations that provide shelter and/or housing related services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking organizations as well as domestic violence and sexual assault Culturally Specific Organizations. The Funding Resource Table also includes funds allocated for municipalities, states, territories, and Tribal governments, who can award or distribute funds to organizations directly serving survivors.
+Learn about the federal appropriations process
+Learn more about the state of California appropriations purpose and requirements
+Learn about federal grants (including grant making agencies, how to apply for funding and types of grants)
+Coming soon: Learn more about the Partnership’s budget advocacy efforts
If you have any technical questions regarding the Funding Resource Table (e.g., broken links) please contact info@enfuseaction.com.
The Funding Resource Table was supported with funding from Blue Shield of California Foundation, developed by Enfuse Action Collective in consultation with local, state of California and national advocates and experts.
Resource Library
Looking for tools, tips or strategies to enhance your prevention efforts? Want to explore emerging and innovative practices?
Our resource library contains a wealth of information, toolkits and learnings from the field. Utilizing the filters below, you can explore a robust offering to enhance your efforts in your community.
Want to revisit a webinar from the Prevention Peer Network? You’ll find them here, too!
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