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Impact Report
From bringing VictimConnect hotline 24/7 to wrapping up a decade of reform work, 2025 was a big year for NCVC.
Join us for NTI
Our National Training Institute is Sept. 9-Sept. 11 in Chicago. Experience three days of networking, educational sessions, and can’t-miss keynote discussions.
Don’t miss out!
NCVC’s Gala for Good returns Nov. 7. Mark your calendar for an unforgettable evening supporting our work for victims.
Serving Victims
We provide free, confidential, 24/7 support, referrals, and resources to help victims rebuild their lives.
Leading the conversation
We change public understanding of crime and victimization through advocacy and thought leadership.
Empowering advocates
We train advocates and professionals to deliver cutting-edge support for survivors of crime.
About Us
We are dedicated to serving victims of all crime types
The National Center for Victims of Crime is dedicated to serving individuals, families, and communities harmed by crime.
We believe that a society that prioritizes the safety and healing of communities, responds to the needs of all individuals harmed by crime, promotes victims’ rights, and engages in advocacy for systems change is able to reduce the crime and its impact on victims and their families.
Upcoming Events & Webinars
Scam Survivor Day
BBB Institute established the Scam Survivor Day Coalition, a collaboration of corporate and nonprofit organizations that care about consumers and work to champion the needs of scam survivors. BBB created […]
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) was launched by the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse and the World Health Organization at the United Nations. The purpose of […]
World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
Led by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), this day raises awareness about human trafficking and supports efforts to protect victims. It emphasizes the importance of survivor-centered […]
Feeds
We couldn’t be prouder of Victoria Arcano, who has several works of art displayed this week at the stART the Conversation exhibition in Kansas City.
Victoria’s “An Emotional Series” features alternating light and dark colors and explores her journey healing from childhood trauma, assault, intimate partner violence, and more. Victoria uses her creativity to heal, amplify, and honor her lived experience.
Victoria is a program manager at NCVC who has been with us since 2022 and has also served as a social worker supporting survivors.
Her painting "Hope" is on display, along with works from other artists, for an in-person exhibition on Thursday, May 7 at the Kansas City Kansas Community College Technical Education Center. All seven are online. The exhibition is presented by Wyandot Behavioral Health Network and is meant to promote conversations about mental health and healing journeys.
Today, we stand with families and loved ones of anyone affected by the #MMIP crisis.
Each year, thousands of residents of Native American communities in the United States go missing, and Native American women are disproportionately likely to become victims of violent crime. We encourage you to take action by raising awareness of this crisis, checking to see if there are Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons cases in your area, and spreading resources that can help victims and their family members.
NCVC’s VictimConnect Resource Center is open 24/7 and can provide confidential support for survivors of any crime in the United States; you can always learn more at victimconnect.org. We’d also like to highlight one of our partners, StrongHearts Native Helpline (@strongheartsdv), a member of the National Hotline Consortium dedicated to helping AI/AN survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Visit them at strongheartshelpline.org to learn more.
LAST CALL: Save $100 on NTI when you register BEFORE May 1 — link in our bio.
We hope you’ll join us this September in Chicago for three days of learning, advocating, and networking. If you work in victim services or you’re an allied professional who supports survivors in your job or advocacy work, you won’t want to miss this year’s National Training Institute.
Learn more anytime at victimsofcrime.org/NTI.
NCVC stands with survivors — always.
Last year was tough. Despite unexpected funding setbacks, NCVC continued providing life-saving services, advocating for victims’ rights, and training thousands of allied professionals.
Today, we’re sharing our 2025 Impact Report. Read it to learn more about what we do, why we do it, and how we served victims last year.
Full report at the link in our bio or victimsofcrime.link/impact
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