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Antelope Valley, California

Antelope Valley Pathways to Justice
and Healing

Antelope Valley Pathways to Justice & Healing connects victims of crime — including abuse and human trafficking — to the care they need: medical support, safe housing, mental health, and spiritual healing. One call, one conversation, one pathway forward.

AV Pathways does not provide medical or counseling services. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest hospital.

Who We Are

Too often, a survivor of crime finds the courage to ask for help and then runs into a maze — one agency for medical care, another for housing, another for counseling, each with its own door and its own waiting list. People give up in that maze. We exist so they don't have to walk it alone.
 

Antelope Valley Pathways to Justice & Healing walks beside victims of crime, abuse, and human trafficking, connecting them to the resources that make recovery possible: medical care, safe housing, mental health support, and spiritual healing. We don't replace the organizations doing that work — we know them, we trust them, and we make the introduction.
 

Our long-term vision is a Justice Center for the Antelope Valley: one place where a survivor can find medical care, advocacy, and healing under a single roof. Every partnership we build is a step toward it.

What We Do

Safety

We help survivors find immediate safety — emergency shelter, safe housing referrals, and connection to the people trained to help in a crisis.

Justice

We help survivors understand their rights and navigate the process, connecting them with advocates, legal resources, and law enforcement partners

Healing

We link survivors to medical care, counseling, and spiritual support, and we stay in touch as recovery unfolds.

Hope

We equip the Antelope Valley, churches, schools, clinics, and community groups, to recognize abuse and trafficking and know what to do next.

Who We Serve

We serve survivors of crime in the Antelope Valley — including domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and human trafficking. Adults and youth. There is no cost, and you do not need to have filed a police report to reach out.
 

Our focus is the Antelope Valley, but if you contact us from outside the area, we'll still do our best to connect you with something near you. No one who asks gets turned away empty-handed.

Alethea Forensic Nursing Consulting
Bread 4 Bibles
The Vine Refuge
Safe Families for Children
Palmdale Regional Medical Center
"You Are Enough" Foundation

 We Don't Do This Alone

Healing happens when a whole community decides to show up. We're grateful to work alongside these organizations across the Antelope Valley.

CARE Net
Gabriel Fernandez Foundation
Point X Extreme Healthcare Education
Pepperdine Chick Self Defense
Valley Oasis
Grace Resources

AV Boga
Action For Kids Child Abuse Prevention Council
Desert Vineyard Church
Three Hart Connections
Kingdom Aligned Management LLC

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you provide medical or counseling services?

Do you help people outside the Antelope Valley?

What kinds of crime do you help with?

How can my organization partner with you?

No, AV Pathways does not provide medical care or emergency services. We're the bridge, not the service. We connect you with the organizations that provide those things. If it's an emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest hospital. 

Our network is built here — Lancaster, Palmdale, and the surrounding communities. If you're elsewhere, contact us anyway and we'll do our best to help you.

Human trafficking, domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, and other crimes that leave people needing support. If you're not sure whether we're the right fit, reach out anyway — if we can't help, we'll point you to someone who can.

Email outreach@avpjh.com. Partners receive our newsletter, event invitations, and referrals, and they join a network of organizations across the Valley working on the same thing.

 Calendar of Activities

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