Certified Program
Batterer's Intervention Program
A structured, court-approved intervention program designed to address domestic violence behaviors through accountability, education, and skill-building. Serving Circuit 7 District.
State Certified
Court Approved Program
Male & Female
Gender-Specific Curriculum
Flexible Schedule
Days, Evenings & Weekends
Circuit 7 District
Palatka, Florida
About the Program
Accountability. Education. Change.
The Batterer's Intervention Program (BIP) at Community Hands of Hope is a state-certified, court-approved program that addresses the root causes of domestic violence through structured group sessions, personal accountability, and evidence-based curriculum.
Our program uses gender-specific curricula — the Duluth Model for male participants and the Turning Points Curriculum for female participants — ensuring that each individual receives programming tailored to their experience and needs.
- Certified Batterer's Intervention Program
- Court approved and accepted by probation officers statewide
- Duluth Model curriculum for male participants
- Turning Points Curriculum for female participants
- Structured weekly group sessions
- Completion certificates issued for court compliance
- Experienced, credentialed facilitators
Evidence-Based Curriculum
Gender-Specific Programming
For Male Participants
Duluth Model
The Duluth Model is one of the most widely used frameworks for batterer intervention. It focuses on understanding power and control dynamics, taking responsibility for abusive behavior, and developing respectful, non-violent relationship skills.
- Power and control wheel education
- Accountability and non-violence
- Respect and partnership skills
- Structured group facilitation
For Female Participants
Turning Points Curriculum
The Turning Points Curriculum is designed specifically for women, addressing the unique experiences and contexts of female participants. It focuses on safety planning, healthy relationship skills, and personal empowerment.
- Safety planning and awareness
- Healthy relationship skills
- Personal empowerment strategies
- Trauma-informed approach
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Whether you've been referred by the court or are seeking help on your own, we're here to support you through the process — without judgment.
Alternate: (386) 546-6277