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Our impact

Impact, measured with care.

NJCA reports aggregate, non-identifying information so the public can understand our reach and growth. We would rather show an honest starting point than numbers we cannot stand behind.

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Where we are today

Building the foundation.

Our programs are being developed. As services launch, we will report what we learn here, including what is working and where we need to improve.

Demo data for website preview. Final impact figures will be added when NJCA’s tracking system is established.

214People who have reached out to NJCAIndividuals who have contacted NJCA. This is not the same as families who have received support or referrals.
48Screenings submittedInitial screenings are not full intakes.
87Families who have received support or referralsKept separate from people who have reached out.
32Court-support requestsReporting begins when this work is active.
64Referrals madeConnections to other organizations and resources.
12Counties representedAggregate geography only. No case files are shown.
39Family court survey responsesIndividual responses are never displayed publicly.
18Cases currently being supportedA count only. No personally identifying case information is displayed.

NJCA reports aggregate, non-identifying information to help the public understand our reach and impact. These numbers reflect individuals who have contacted NJCA, completed screenings, participated in surveys, received referrals, or received other forms of support. Public pages do not display names, contact details, case information, or individual survey responses.

What we hope to learn

Experiences become harder to ignore when they become data.

Our goal is to turn lived experiences into credible information that can support education, research, program development, funding priorities, and meaningful reform.

What we will look for

  • Patterns
  • Barriers
  • Disparities
  • Opportunities for improvement

How we will gather it

  • Surveys
  • Community feedback
  • Research partnerships
  • Public data
  • Responsible outcome tracking

How we will report.

Impact reporting should build trust, not just tell a story.

  1. Transparency

    Clear information about what we do, what it costs, and what changes as a result.

  2. Privacy and dignity

    Data is shared in ways that protect the people behind it.

  3. Accountability

    We will report on progress and on the places we fall short.

  4. Community voice

    Survivors and community members help shape what we measure.

Annual reports and financial statements will be added here when NJCA publishes them. Public reporting stays aggregate and non-identifying.

Help shape what we measure.

Researchers, data partners and people with lived experience: we would like to hear from you.

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