Domestic Violence: (209) 465-4878
Sexual Assault: (209) 465-4997
Youth/Human Trafficking: (209) 948-1911
For TTY callers, please dial 711 for assistance.
All WCYFS Presentations are offered and provided free of charge to service providers, social workers, law enforcement agencies, child care providers, medical professionals, schools, colleges, churches, parent groups, and the extended community of San Joaquin County.
You may request a presentation by filling out the request form below. For questions, please contact Elizabeth Sanchez at
WCYFS is committed to breaking intergenerational cycles of violence and abuse by educating our community to better understand the issues of domestic violence, sexual assault, exploitation and youth homelessness.
We offer FREE community presentations to local service providers, social workers, law enforcement agencies, childcare providers, medical professionals, schools, colleges, churches, parent groups, and the extended community of San Joaquin County. You may request a presentation by clicking HERE to fill out a request form.
WCYFS also spearheads campaigns, events, and activities for San Joaquin County for Human Trafficking Awareness Month in January, Teen Dating Awareness Month in February, Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April, Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October and Homeless Youth Awareness Month in November. These awareness month campaigns include activities for Denim Day and Night of Remembrance.
WCYFS has received many requests for our presence at community resource/health fairs throughout the years. We are grateful that so many organizations value WCYFS and believe in the mission and work we do. Unfortunately, this also means that we are unable to fill all of the requests that we receive. WCYFS agreement to participate is based on the information and availability of staff. Materials, brochures, emergency cards, etc., will be available for pick-up for fairs even if WCYFS is unable to attend. To request a representative at your local event please contact Adrianna at or 209-467-2326.
To help us better accommodate your request; please submit a request well in advance of your chosen date.
WCYFS offers presentations to San Joaquin County community members. Presentations can be tailored to meet your organization’s specific needs. To request a presentation, please click HERE to fill out a request form. For questions, please contact Adrianna Griffith at
Presentation topics offered:
Parents, caregivers, educators, and providers need to become educated about sexual abuse in order to help children reduce their risk of victimization. It is essential to initiate discussions about safety with children and to take time to reinforce safety messages and rules at home, school, daycare, etc.
Working to end sexual violence is the responsibility of all of us. Society plays a vital role in this endeavor. Everyone can help by taking a hard and painful look at the attitudes and behaviors that perpetuate sexual violence, and then assess how these behaviors and attitudes support rape and/or child sexual abuse. The Women’s Center-Youth & Family Services offers a comprehensive prevention education program which strives to empower children and adults by teaching them to recognize potentially harmful situations and what skills to use for self-protection.