Yolo Family Justice Center

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Population: 200,000

Onsite Partners:

-Adult Protective Services/Child Protective Services

-Califronia Rural Legal Assistance Foundation

-Child Protective Services

-Legal Services of Northern California

-City of Davis Police Department

-UC Davis Police Department

-Yolo County Sheriff

-Multi-Disciplinary Interview Center of Yolo County

-Sexual Assualt and Domestic Violence Center

-UC Davis Family Protection and Legal Assistance Clinic

-Yolo County District Attorney

-Yolo Family Resource Center

February 2012

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