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Resources and Support for the Victims in Round Rock, Texas
Deadline Extended: Submit a Nomination for the 2025 National Crime Victims’ Service Awards
Resources and Support for the Victims in Akron, Ohio
Apply for Funding To Enhance Services for Victims of Crime
Meet the 2024 National Crime Victims’ Service Awards Recipients
Watch and Share the 2024 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Theme Videos
Release of the FY 2024 VOCA Victim Compensation and Victim Assistance Formula Solicitations
Recursos para las víctimas en Kansas City, Missouri
Now Online: 2024 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Resource Guide
The 2024 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) Resource Guide is now available to help you raise awareness in your community about victims’ rights and services prior to and during NCVRW (April 21–27, 2024), and throughout the year.
It offers materials to help plan and implement your outreach through print media, web and social media, and in-person or virtual events. Discover compelling original artwork in...
Funding Opportunity: Apply To Become a SANE Regional Center of Excellence
The International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN), in collaboration with OVC, invites forensic programs that are vested in preparing current and future Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) and Sexual Assault Forensic Examiners (SAFEs) for clinical practice to apply for funding to establish SANE Regional Centers of Excellence (SANE Regional CoE).
The program’s purpose is to increase the number and quality of the SANE/SAFE workforce and...
Register for OVC’s 2024 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Events
Resources and Support for the Victims in Kansas City, Missouri
Resources and Support for the Victims at Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas
Message from the SVRD Division Director - iMPRoVE Project
Funding Opportunity: Promote the OVC Child Victims and Witnesses Support Materials
Register for Webinar on Forced Marriage and its Intersections with Human Trafficking and Other Forms of Violence
Forced marriage is a significant, yet hidden, problem in the United States. The reasons behind forced marriages are complex and varied. Families may view marriage as a way to protect family honor, preserve culture and community, or ensure their child’s well-being and economic security. Nevertheless, forced marriage can have harmful, lifelong consequences for those at risk.
Register for a webinar hosted by the Office on...