Antelope Valley Pathways to Justice
and Healing
Our digital home is currently evolving to better serve our community. We are working hard behind the scenes and invite you to return to see our progress shortly.
CALL TO ACTION
Human Trafficking and Victims of Violence Resource Symposium
Save the Date
September 16, 2026
For one day, the people and organizations who serve victims of crime in the Antelope Valley will be in the same room; advocates, ministries, counselors, and service providers, with their resources on the table and their hands out.
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Whether you came looking for help, or looking for a way to give it, there is a place for you here.
What We Do
AV Pathways is a bridge. When someone in the Antelope Valley has been harmed — by trafficking, domestic violence, abuse, or any other crime — help usually does exist. But it’s scattered across dozens of agencies, ministries, and nonprofits, and finding it takes time and energy a person in crisis does not have.
We close that gap. We know the local organizations, we know what each one actually does, and we make the introduction.
Status Updates
Why is the Antelope Valley Pathways website currently unavailable?
We are updating our online presence to better reflect our commitment to healing and accountability. This brief pause allows us to refine the resources we provide to all affected by harm.
When will the full site and involvement links return?
Our team is working diligently to restore full functionality. We expect to launch the updated volunteer portal and program guides very soon, so please visit this page again in the near future.
Can I still access restorative justice resources?
While our digital content is under construction, our commitment to community reconciliation remains active. Please check back for a refreshed list of active workshops and support services.
Will the mission of the organization change after this?
No, our core values remain focused on collective justice. The update simply ensures our online tools are as effective as our in-person circles and groups in the Antelope Valley area.
 Calendar of Activities
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.Â
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.