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Impact

Strengthening Organizations. Advancing the Field.

Every community deserves strong, sustainable organizations capable of reducing violence, supporting healing, and building lasting safety.

CBPSC strengthens the people, organizations, and systems that make community-based public safety possible. Our impact extends beyond individual programs—we help build the capacity, leadership, and infrastructure needed for communities to thrive.

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At a Glance

Strategic Investment and Resource Mobilization

$4.5

Million

Distributed nationally through the LCBF to support organizations nationwide

$2.5

Million

Administered to Baton Rouge, Newark, Los Angeles, and Atlanta

$850,000

In emergency relief funds deployed to stabilize frontline work

$6

Million

In additional funding secured and leveraged for CBPS nonprofits 

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Organizational Assessment and Technical Assistance 

10,000 Hours

of technical assistance delivered over 5 years

80

Organizational assessments conducted across initiatives

100+

Customized learning plans developed over 3 national initatives

66+ cities 35 states

Successful initiatives across

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Workforce Development and Professionalization 

200+

Practitioners trained through PCITI, trauma-informed care, peer support, crisis response, and supervisory training

91

Safe Passage Practitioners trained for LAUSD in 2026

13 

Organizations engaged in peer exchanges, cross-site learning and workforce development in 1st 6 months of 2026

225

Practitioners and Admin teams certified in field-wide competincies

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Looking Ahead

Community-based public safety is growing, and so is the need for strong organizations, prepared leaders, and sustainable systems.

CBPSC remains committed to helping communities build the capacity, partnerships, and infrastructure needed to create safer neighborhoods for generations to come.

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