Center for Victims

Charlie Kirk’s murder is tragic. As we mark 9/11’s 24th anniversary, let’s choose compassion over cruelty. Reject violence. Before you post and share the horrific images of this young father’s death, remember, these images will live forever online for his children to see.

Operations at Center for Victims rely heavily on government funding and donations from our supporters. If you wish to help people who come through our doors after a traumatic event, please consider donating by going to our Amazon wishlist.

For Pride Month, please take a moment to educate yourself on depression symptoms that the LGBTQ+ are more likely to experience.

We at Center for Victims want to take a moment to remember victims of homicide and honor the loved ones who are still facing the trauma from their deaths. If you’re suffering from a traumatic crime, call our hotline at 1-866-644-2882 today.

June is Gun Violence Awareness Month. Center for Victims knows firsthand how gun violence impacts communities. If you or a loved one is a victim of gun violence, call our hotline today to find out how we can support you: 1-866-644-2882

Family resources for victims of trauma are found right here at Center for Victims. Call our hotline to learn more.

Center for Victims is here to support the LGBTQ+ community and their family in Allegheny County who face trauma from abuse, hate crimes, and other traumatic crimes.

Only 54% of homicide victims' families get answers, but 100% of them get support as soon as they contact us or walk into our doors.

Our services are critical to survivors and offer lifesaving measures to victims of traumatic crimes. Funding for Center for Victims is a lifeline, not a luxury.

Critical Needs #ONEDAY is coming up in a couple of months, and we want to start getting the word out now! Learn more about Critical Needs below.

Part of our mission at Center for Victims is creating peaceful communities. Watch to learn how we achieve that mission.

If you are in the Seattle area, please consider joining this peaceful protest advocating for child safety in court. This event is in honor of Paityn, Evelyn, and Olivia Decker, who were killed at the hands of their father during a visit.

On June 18th, we are hosting an event to honor survivors of homicide loss. We want to take this opportunity to gather and reflect as a community and to participate in shared healing. We hope to see you there.

June is Pride Month, and we are proud to support the LGBTQ+ community not only all month long, but all year long.

Our HRP Resiliency Center is here to support trauma victims in every way they may need. To learn more, call our hotline at 1-866-644-2882.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music and purpose at Serving Notes, a special fundraising event benefiting Center for Victims. Buy your tickets at the door or here: centerforvictims.org/servingnotes20…

Center for Victims is here to serve victims of all crimes, including victims of gun violence. Call our hotline today if you are in need of traumatic victim services at 1-866-644-2882.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music and purpose at Serving Notes, a special fundraising event benefitting Center for Victims. Buy your tickets at the door or online: centerforvictims.org/servingnotes20…

Collaborating and working together with our team, clients, and community is of the utmost importance for Center for Victims. Read more about our approach below.

REMINDER: We have our event coming up, benefiting Center for Victims. If you would like to join us, buy your tickets at the door or online here: centerforvictims.org/servingnotes20…