Dallas Crime Victims we welcome you to our website. This site was created to provide information and resources to you, the victim. We care about you, and hope to share resources that can help support your healing.
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If you are a professional in an organization supporting victims of crime, please join us for our next Brown Bag Lunch & Networking Meeting:
TBD: August 2014
Location: TBD
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Upcoming Events to Attend & Support:
Housing for Individuals with HIV/AIDS
July 25, 9a-12p, RSVP needed by July 10th
Resource Center Dallas, 2701 Reagan St. Dallas 75219
RSVP to Aretha Beckett, 214-520-6308 ext. 340 or aretha@legacycounseling.org
Workshop will cover the importance of prevention of HIV/AIDS and housing resources available to those living with HIV/AIDS
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Crime Victims Compensation Training for Professionals
Thursday, Aug. 7 from 8:30-12:30
at Irving Family Advocacy Center, 600 West Pioneer Dr., Irving, TX 75061
Register is required through Diana Gansle via email to Diana.gansle@texasattorneygeneral.gov
Upon completion of this workshop individuals will be certified to submit CVC applications through the PE process.
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4th Annual Dancing for Charity Gala Benefitting ARISE International
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FOR MORE LOCAL FUNDRAISERS, TRAININGS, AND EVENTS CLICK HERE!
Top ( l-r): Pat Keaton, DPD; Debbie Wayne, Victim Advocate; Connie Barron-Wilson, ATF; Claudia Arneck, Dallas Co. DA Office,
Seated: Ashley Johnson, Carrollton PD; Akisha Simon, Carrollton PD; Brenda Lane-McAfee, Victim Relief Ministries
Getting ready for the "Boogie the Night Away" big fund raiser event, Saturday, March 29th 2014 at Cliff Temple Baptist Church.
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"Everyday a half dozen Americans die at the hands of someone they love. Most of them are women. Many are parents."
View this 'Deadly Affection' 4-part series presented by the Dallas Morning News and join us in trying to make sense of the unfathomable: http://res.dallasnews.com/interactives/2014_deadlyaffection/part4/
If you or someone you know is a victim of crime, please know that you are not alone. We are a council of victim advocates ready to support you and your family in finding healing and justice. Please review our community's resources and reach out to receive the assistance you need by clicking HERE.