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Download our fact sheets (PDF) about how to recognize a crime, what emotions to expect, and how to receive or give help:

Information on additional topics can be found in our  GET HELP Series bulletins.



The public service annoucement for our campaign featuring Miss America 2003 Erika Harold is available for viewing:

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           This project was supported by Grant
           No. 2003-VF-GX-K015 awarded by the 
           Office for Victims of Crime, Office of
           Justice Programs, U.S. Department 
          of Justice.  Points of view in this 
          document are those of the author and 
          do not necessarily represent the 
          official position or policies of the
          U.S. Department of Justice.


YOVA (Year One)  
Welcome to the YOVA site listing. Browse the programs below to learn more about the sites and to explore the outreach products and tools they have developed.  For more specific information about programs and outreach products, please contact the programs directly (contact information provided).
 

Program Focus Location
Baltimore Council on Adolescent
Pregnancy, Parenting, & Pregnancy
Prevention--Youth PATHS Project


Dating Violence Baltimore, Maryland
Bay Area Women's Center

Dating Violence Bay City, Michigan
Buckeye Region Anti-Violence
Organization (BRAVO)


Bullying Columbus, Ohio
Common Roads

Hate Crimes Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Community Corrections Improvement Association

Dating Violence Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Community Safety Network

Teen Victimization Jackson, Wyoming
Golden Committee

Teen Victimization Alakanuk, Alaska
Help Them Now Program

Stalking, Bullying,
and Dating Violence
Newport News, Virginia
InterMountain Planned Parenthood

Dating Violence Great Falls, Montana
Johnson County Court Services--
Youth Court Division


Sexual Assault Olathe, Kansas
Mt. Pleasant High School

Teen Victimization Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
The Phillip Martin Taylor
School of Discipline


Teen Victimization Walterboro, South Carolina
Pillsbury United Communities--
Brian Coyle Community Center


Sexual Assault Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pueblo of Taos

Hate Crimes Taos, New Mexico
Rape and Abuse Crisis Center
of Fargo-Moorhead--SAVE


Teen Victimization Fargo, North Dakota
SafePlace

Dating Violence Austin, Texas
Snohomish County Health
and Safety Networks


Dating Violence Everett, Washington
Teens for Awareness and
Prevention of Crime,
Family and Crisis Counseling Center


Dating Violence Barlesville, Oklahoma
Up and Coming Scholars

Teen Victimization Lubbock, Texas
Worcester Youth Center

Relationship between
Physical Abuse and Drugs
Worcester, Massachusetts
Impact Across the Nation  

 

 

The primary mission of the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) is to enable people to prevent crime and build safer, more caring communities. NCPC offers training, technical assistance, and a national focus for crime prevention; acts as secretariat for the Crime Prevention Coalition of America; operates demonstration programs; and takes a leadership role in comprehensive community crime prevention strategies and youth crime prevention. NCPC manages the nationally recognized McGruff Take A Bite Out Of Crime? public service advertising campaign.

 

 The National Center for Victims of Crime is dedicated to forging a national commitment to help victims of crime rebuild their lives. The National Center's toll-free Helpline, 1-800-FYI-CALL, offers supportive counseling, practical information about crime and victimization, and referrals to local community resources, as well as skilled advocacy in the criminal justice and social service systems.

Copyright 2005 National Center for Victims of Crime

 

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