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This compassionate guide tackles myths about suicide in an effort to increase understanding of the issue, discusses risk and protective factors, warning signs, offers suggestions on how to help a loved one, and offers many resources that can help.
This comprehensive resource provides seven evidence-based suicide prevention strategies, discusses the rationale and evidence supporting their efficacy, explains how to implement the approaches to each strategy, and explores potential outcomes.
“1 in 10 Americans will lose a loved one to homicide during their lifetime” (Center for Victim Research, 2018). When homicide occurs, it is expected that law enforcement and then the justice system will hold offenders accountable. Where does that leave those 33 million survivors who are still grieving?
Resources for navigating legal considerations of immigrant and refugee victims of crime. U Visa resources available in Español.
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This hotline is a free resource created by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Office for Victims of Crime for people to report fraud against anyone age 60 or older.
The NCEA provides the latest information regarding research, training, best practices, news and resources on elder abuse, neglect and exploitation to professionals and the public.
NCALL creates resources related to abuse in later life and unique issues facing older adults and survivors of abuse.
Training resources and tools assembled by the BJV, OVC, and others.
OVC is dedicated to a constant improvement in the national response to crime victims.
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