On Friday, May 4th, 2018, leaders from 28 Collin County organizations gathered for breakfast to hear an update on CCCFV achievements in the past year and plans for the future as we continue to serve as a catalyst for a sustained movement against family violence in Collin County.
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Register today to attend and/or exhibit at our annual conference, October 18-20 in Plano. Mental health, law enforcement, human resources and faith professionals will all find sessions that not only help achieve professional goals but meet continuing education credit requirements, affordably!
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The Collin County Council on Family Violence strengthens collaborative, professional partnerships and serves as a catalyst for a sustained movement against family violence in Collin County
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CCCFV members and guests gather for lunch on the first Wednesday of each month, except July. Our...
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Learn about the 2016 Community Needs Assessment done by Texas Health Plano.
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