Generated by Rank Math SEO, this is an llms.txt file designed to help LLMs better understand and index this website. # Cherokee Family Violence Center ## Sitemaps [XML Sitemap](https://www.cfvc.org/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages. ## Posts - [CFVC Shares 5 Ways to Protect Your Safety in Safety Awareness Month](https://www.cfvc.org/2026/06/26/safety-awareness-month/): What comes to mind when you think of safety? For most of us, it’s wearing a seatbelt, making sure the batteries still work in the smoke detector, or teaching our kids not to run next to a pool. But safety goes far beyond just what’s physical. It extends to emotional, digital, and financial safety, among others. For National Safety Month, Cherokee Family Violence Center looks at different types of safety and how you can be mindful of them, especially in the midst of dangerous situations.   - [40 Years of Impact](https://www.cfvc.org/2026/05/12/40-years-of-impact/): There are moments when you can feel the weight of something bigger than a single event. Cherokee Family Violence Center's 40th Anniversary Celebration at the Rocky's Lake Estate was one of those moments. It was a chance to pause and recognize forty years of service, advocacy, and lives changed. It was also a reminder that this work is still very much needed. - [Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month: What Every Parent Should Know.](https://www.cfvc.org/2026/02/12/teen-dating-violence-awareness-month-what-every-parent-should-know/): February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, a critical time to shine a light on a serious issue affecting young people across the United States. While romantic relationships can be a healthy part of adolescent development, for too many teens these relationships include patterns of abuse that can have long-lasting physical, emotional, and mental consequences - [Stalking Awareness Month](https://www.cfvc.org/2026/01/05/stalking-awareness-month-2/): Stalking is often misunderstood. Many people imagine it as someone hiding in the bushes or following a person down a dark street. While that can happen, stalking is far more likely to look subtle, persistent, and confusing, especially at first. It can feel like coincidence. - [Grateful Hearts, Stronger Together](https://www.cfvc.org/2025/11/25/grateful-hearts-stronger-together/): Cherokee Family Violence Center reflects on a season of gratitude - and the community of helpers who make safety, healing, and hope possible for dv survivors. - [Domestic Violence Awareness Month](https://www.cfvc.org/2025/11/05/domestic-violence-awareness-month-20/): Cherokee Family Violence Center (CFVC) has worked to support survivors in Cherokee County and across Georgia for nearly 40 years through a commitment to enhance safety, empower domestic violence survivors, and advocate for zero violence since 1986. CFVC consists of several teams that help meet the needs of survivors in the community, including: - [Breaking the silence of family violence](https://www.cfvc.org/2025/10/01/breaking-the-silence-of-family-violence/): Family violence affects far more than the individuals directly involved. It ripples through children, extended family, and entire communities. At Cherokee Family Violence Center (CFVC), we believe that safety is just the beginning—true healing happens when survivors are met with resources, compassion, and community support that empower them to rebuild their lives with dignity. ## Pages - [Volunteer: Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/volunteer-childcare-volunteer-for-hispanic-leadership-workshop/): Where: Cherokee Family Violence Center, Georgia 30114Contact: Stephanie VillasenorContact Email: stephanie@cfvc.orgContact Phone: 770-479-1804, 101 - [Volunteer: Bring Meals To Shelter](https://www.cfvc.org/volunteer-bring-meals-to-shelter/): When: On goingWhere: Cherokee Family Violence Center, Ga 30114Contact: Cherokee Family Violence CenterContact Phone: 770-479-1804, 101Open Volunteer Spots: Unlimited - [Privacy](https://www.cfvc.org/privacy/): Introduction - [Order Completed](https://www.cfvc.org/tickets-order/): Whoops! No order information is available because no purchase was made. back home - [Tickets Checkout](https://www.cfvc.org/tickets-checkout/): Purchase Tickets Checkout Error! Something went wrong! Oops, no tickets! Please browse events and add tickets to check out. - [Donate](https://www.cfvc.org/donate/): Our organization relies on donations to fulfill our mission and support our community. Be part of our cause by giving a monetary donation. - [Volunteer](https://www.cfvc.org/volunteer/): Join us as a volunteer by filling out the form below. In the "Area of Interest" field, specify the particular area of support that interests you. You can also inquire about our One-Day Group Service Activities. After receiving your form, our Volunteer Coordinator will connect with you to guide you through the next steps and provide additional information. - [Annual Reports](https://www.cfvc.org/annual-reports/): Annual Reports 2025 View Report 2024 View Report 2023 View Report 2022 View Report 2021 View Report 2020 View Report 2019 View Report 2018 View Report 2017 View Report 2016 View Report 2015 View Report Yearly Impact - [History](https://www.cfvc.org/history/): Hearthstone Landing is more than just housing. Our gated community boasts a swimming pool and playground for families to enjoy. Each apartment is equipped with essential appliances, and thanks to the support of local non-profit organizations and generous donors, we strive to provide the comforts of home whenever possible. In our Transitional Housing Program, we offer on-site supportive services tailored to both English and Spanish-speaking clients. We empower survivors by holding leases and utilities in their names, aiding in credit repair and building a rental history for a brighter future. - [Our Team](https://www.cfvc.org/our-team/): Meg Rogers, a proud Cherokee County, Georgia resident, has dedicated her career to championing the rights of domestic violence victims since 1993. Her journey began as a passionate volunteer Board Member for the Cherokee Family Violence Center, and she later assumed the role of Executive Director, driving impactful change within the organization. Meg’s commitment extends beyond the local level. She actively participates in state-level organizations, advocating for social reform and holding batterers accountable. Her impressive contributions include serving on the Georgia Commission on Family Violence, where she chaired the Family Violence Intervention Program Certification Committee, led the Legislative Committee, and played a vital role on its Executive Committee. As a true advocate, Meg also served as the Chair of the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence, a coalition of 42 shelters, and chaired the Blue Ridge Judicial Domestic Violence Task Force. In recognition of her outstanding dedication, Meg received the esteemed 2003 Gender Justice Award from the Georgia Commission on Family Violence. Meg Rogers embodies unwavering dedication to the cause, driving positive change and empowering survivors of domestic violence throughout her impactful career. - [Careers](https://www.cfvc.org/cfvc-careers-canton-ga/): Are you ready to take your professional journey to the next level? Then look no further than our well-known and respected organization. We take pride in offering our employees a warm and welcoming work environment, opportunities for ongoing growth and development, and the chance to be part of something truly special. Whether you're just starting out on your career path or are an experienced professional looking for a new and exhilarating challenge, we invite you to explore our current job openings and discover the countless benefits of working with us! - [About Us](https://www.cfvc.org/about-us-cherokee-family-violence-center/): The Cherokee Family Violence Center enhances the safety of those impacted by intimate partner violence through services that empower victims while advocating for a community standard of zero tolerance for violence in the home. - [Resources](https://www.cfvc.org/resources/): Finding resources for families affected by domestic violence and stalking is not just essential; it's a lifeline for those in need. Domestic violence shatters lives, leaving scars that extend far beyond the visible. These families often face isolation, fear, and a profound need for safety, support, and healing. Resources provide a path forward, offering shelter, counseling, legal aid, and a chance to rebuild shattered lives. They are the tools of empowerment, allowing survivors to reclaim their strength and independence. It is our collective duty to ensure that these vital resources are accessible and available to those in need, for in doing so, we pave the way towards a safer, more compassionate society where every family can find hope and healing. - [Get Help](https://www.cfvc.org/get-help/): You're one call away from getting the help you need. - [Get Involved](https://www.cfvc.org/get-involved/): We invite you to get involved with Cherokee Family Violence Center. Your involvement is not just about supporting our organization; it's about making a real difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by domestic violence. We recognize that awareness alone is not enough; it's the active involvement of our community that truly drives change and creates a safer environment for everyone. By joining hands with CFVC, you become a part of the solution, helping to break the cycle of abuse and providing individuals with the chance to rebuild their lives. Healthy individuals are the foundation for a healthy society. Your support, whether through volunteering, fundraising, or advocacy, has the power to transform lives and make our community a better place for all. Together, we can help individuals and families not just survive but thrive, and in doing so, we enrich our entire community. Join us today and be a catalyst for positive change. - [Emergency Contact & Safety](https://www.cfvc.org/emergency-contact-safety/): Leaving an abusive relationship can be a daunting and dangerous task for survivors. On average, it takes up to seven attempts for a survivor to successfully leave their abuser for good. Alarmingly, the most dangerous time for domestic violence victims is during the process of leaving or immediately after. Your safety is our priority. If you are taking steps to leave an abusive relationship and are experiencing ANY of the following, please contact our legal advocates as soon as it is safe for you to do so. - [Emergency Shelter](https://www.cfvc.org/emergency-shelter/): At CFVC, we are deeply committed to creating a safe haven for domestic violence victims that feels like home, regardless of the duration of their stay. CFVC's emergency shelter is thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and solace, making it more akin to a home than a traditional emergency shelter. Our dedicated, bi-cultural, and bilingual staff are a constant source of support, ensuring that even in the midst of challenging times, individuals and families find comfort and understanding. We believe that by offering this warm and welcoming environment, we can help make scary situations feel a little less daunting. - [Transitional Housing](https://www.cfvc.org/transitional-housing/): Cherokee Family Violence Center’s Transitional Housing Program is an income-based apartment complex designed specifically for the needs of families that have experienced domestic violence. Consisting of 72 apartments with on-site supportive services where families can live for a maximum of three years, the apartment complex is one of the largest housing units of its kind in the nation. The gated complex includes a community swimming pool and playground. The apartment rental amounts vary based on the type of apartment that best fits your circumstances and income. - [Children and Teen Program](https://www.cfvc.org/children-and-teen-program/) - [CFVC Events](https://www.cfvc.org/cfvc-events-georgia/): Feel free to reach out to our team for more information or if you have any questions about sponsoring or hosting a fundraising event. We would love to chat with you about how we can collaborate to make a difference in our community. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you are excited to get involved and make a lasting impact. - [Legal Services](https://www.cfvc.org/legal-services/): In legal services, funds provided in 2022, such as child support, child custody, divorces, and TPO final hearings. - [Survivor Stories](https://www.cfvc.org/survivor-stories/): Survivor stories can be a powerful way to inspire resilience in others. It validates their experiences, highlights their strength, and provides comfort in what can be an isolating situation. It also helps to raise awareness to fuel more resources and support for survivors. - [Multicultural Program](https://www.cfvc.org/multicultural-program/): The Multicultural Program of CFVC was created in 2003 to assist domestic violence immigrant victims in Cherokee County, with a particular emphasis within the Latino/Hispanic community.  The Multicultural Program seeks to ensure that immigrant victims and survivors of domestic violence have access to linguistically and culturally responsive services through our Multicultural Program, developed specifically to meet their needs. - [FAQs](https://www.cfvc.org/faqs/): What is Cherokee Family Violence Center’s Transitional Housing Program? - [Domestic Violence Assistance](https://www.cfvc.org/): Enhancing Safety, Empowering Domestic Violence Survivors, and Advocating for Zero Violence. ## - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3722): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3724): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3726): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3728): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3730): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3732): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3720): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3715): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3717): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Childcare Volunteer for Hispanic Leadership Workshop](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=3707): Volunteers will assist with childcare while CFVC moms are attending the Hispanic Leadership Workshop. Volunteers will be supervised by staff at all times. This opportunity requires short documentation and watching an online training video. - [Bring Meals To Shelter](https://www.cfvc.org/?p=2339)