It doesn’t matter where you live: it is in our neighborhoods. “Domestic Violence is everywhere, in every community. Panzarella-Brodie, who Co-Chairs the Grand Island Committee with fellow Survivor, Laura Lewis Mason, talked about how the need for services on Grand Island is critical. We can all get involved and show anyone who is in an abusive relationship that it is not their fault, and we are here in any way you need.” There is something for everyone: from fundraising, to landscaping, to helping renovate the home, getting trained to be a volunteer at the satellite. “I am so excited to get our community involved. “This is a dream come true – to finally have a home for the permanent location for the FJC on Grand Island,” said FJC Board member and Grand Island resident, Karen Panzarella-Brodie. Located at 2074 Whitehaven Road, the home is in a central location on Grand Island, with easy access to NFTA bus routes, and the 190 Thruway.
The space, a former parsonage for Trinity Church, will get a top-to-bottom makeover and refurbishment in early 2020, with plans to open to clients in late-Spring or early-Summer 2020.
A crowd of more than 50 interested people gathered at Trinity Church in Grand Island on Thursday, January 9 th, to hear the wonderful news: the Family Justice Center has secured a permanent home for a Grand Island FJC Satellite Office.
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