Our Mission
AV Pathways comes alongside victims of crime by connecting them with compassionate community resources and faith-based organizations - creating pathways towards safety, justice, healing and hope.
Why We Exist
In the Antelope Valley, help exists. Shelters, counselors, advocacy groups, churches with food and clothing and childcare, agencies with legal support — they are all here. What has been missing is the connective tissue between them, and someone whose job it is to know the whole map.
A person in crisis should not have to become a researcher. AV Pathways carries that work so they don’t have to.
How We Work
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We build and maintain relationships with service providers, faith communities, and advocacy organizations across the Valley.
We keep it current, because a referral is only as good as the relationship behind it.
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We bring partners together through events, so the network knows itself and referrals move faster.
We connect victims of crime to the specific resource that fits their situation — not a generic list of phone numbers.
Where We Are Headed
Connecting people to scattered resources is where we start, not where we finish. Our long-term goal is to build a Justice Center in the Antelope Valley — one place where someone who has been harmed can find medical care, housing, mental health support, and spiritual care without being sent from office to office. We are building the partnerships now that make it possible.