Supporting Communities in Crisis
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:10+00:00You are the difference between a teen living on the streets, desperate and alone, or living in safe shelter until they can return home. Your donation . . .
An Appeal For Helpicfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:13+00:00
Overcoming Trauma? Or know someone who is?
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:13+00:00Hello –
I am an Interface board member feeling compelled to write you after meeting Victoria at […]
New Thinking for a New Generation – Mass Trauma
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:14+00:00The recent tragic shooting in Christchurch, NZ brings back the trauma, shock and grief our community experienced just 4 months ago.
New Thinking for a New Generation – Human Trafficking
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:14+00:00What does the Super Bowl have to do with human trafficking? The Super Bowl has become nothing short of a […]
Closer Than You Think
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:14+00:00Thank you Colleen Cason of the Ventura County Star for her recent article on Domestic Abuse
Sheltering Pets and Families Together
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:14+00:00Nearly half of the victims of domestic violence stay in abusive relationships because they do not want to leave a pet behind.
Remembering Ted England
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:14+00:00Thoughts provided by Kate McLean, Interface founding Executive Director
Help for a Hurting Community: Hill / Woolsey Fire and Borderline Bar & Grill Incident
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:14+00:00Updates and Resources
www.211ventura.org has continual up-to-date information and resources for the Hill / Woolsey Fires and Borderline Bar […]
A Message from Interface’s Executive Director
icfs-web2022-09-07T02:48:14+00:00Outrage. Grief. Panic. Exhaustion. Heartbreak. These are just a few of the overwhelming emotions Ventura County residents are feeling in the wake of tragic and overlapping events devastating our shared community.
