JBWS is a private, nonprofit agency based in Morris County, NJ, that is dedicated to providing safety, support, and solutions for individuals facing intimate partner abuse. Their mission is to prevent domestic violence by protecting and empowering victims, rehabilitating family members, advocating for social reform, and educating the public about the consequences of domestic violence. Since its establishment in 1976, JBWS has evolved into a comprehensive domestic violence agency.

They offer a wide range of services, including a 24-hour helpline, safe house, counseling for adults and children impacted by abuse, transitional living with life skills education, legal advocacy, batterer's intervention, teen dating violence prevention programs, training for professionals, and community awareness and engagement initiatives. As the lead partner for the Morris Family Justice Center, JBWS collaborates with multiple service agencies to provide coordinated, one-stop resources for domestic violence victims. JBWS embraces diversity and inclusion, ensuring that their services are accessible to all individuals regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, or severity of abuse.

Their vision is to create a community-wide culture that rejects any form of intimate partner violence. With over 75 paid staff and almost 200 volunteers, JBWS works tirelessly alongside the community to fulfill their mission and create a safer, more just society