Supporting service providers, facilitating strategic prevention efforts, and creating opportunities for freedom from domestic violence across Texas.
Technical assistance, training, and resources for family violence programs
Youth engagement, education, and primary prevention initiatives
Legislative advocacy and systems change for survivor safety
Multiyear, evidence-based Coordinated Community Response development
Annual intimate-partner homicide report & memorial
Community-coordinated approach to prevent intimate-partner homicides
Youth-led campaign for healthy relationships
Trauma-informed organizational assessment & technical assistance
Legislative & training initiative with economic-justice focus
Sub-grants for prevention and infrastructure
Comprehensive survivor-resource & support initiative
October 28–30, 2024 • Austin, TX
Theme: “Safety, Justice, and Prevention”
May 28–30, 2025 • Corpus Christi, TX
20th Anniversary Gathering
February 18–19, 2025 • Austin, TX
Co-hosted with TAASA
March 19–20, 2025 • Round Rock, TX
Free two-day event
Summer 2024 • “Young Hearts Unite”
October 3, 2025 • Austin / Statewide Virtual
HTV Report Release Event
Annual intimate-partner fatality memorial & analysis
Year-in-review achievements, financials, and program highlights
Comprehensive assessment of family-violence service needs & gaps
Biennial salary & benefits study for Texas family-violence agencies
Comprehensive guide for batterer-intervention programs
Core reference manual for domestic-violence advocates
Financial-management toolkit for nonprofits
Recognition & response guide for advocates
Mental-health & self-care resources for advocates
Evidence-based service-delivery resources
249+ downloadable tools, training videos, webinars, & member-only content
Weekly podcast exploring root causes of violence
Interactive online guide for teens, parents, & schools
Balanced across federal, state, private, and internal sources, with continued emphasis on diversification and unrestricted funding.
Unlimited TA, exclusive content, priority access
Unified advocacy, legislative updates, voting rights
Grant opportunities, discounts, support letters
Regional meetings, peer connections, recognition
Job board access, professional development
Coalition Manager login, event registration
April 8 – founded by 9 DV-shelter representatives
Dec 27 – officially incorporated
Funded by Levi Strauss Foundation
Launch of statewide TA & training
TCFV pivotal in advocating for batterer-intervention programs
Texas becomes a national leader
BIPP accreditation process enacted
Sets standards for intervention services
Historic funding increases achieved
20.8 % membership growth; 10 643 training attendees