OUR SERVICES
Learn about our programs & Services
For Loved Ones of Homicide
Homicide Support Groups
We offer monthly support groups for loved ones of homicide victims.
Wake County Support Group: Online the 1st Tuesday
Asheville/Buncombe Support Group: In-person the 2nd Tuesday
Statewide Support Group: Online the 3rd Tuesday
Opioid Loss Homicide Support Group: Online the 4th Tuesday
Court Advocacy
We offer court advocacy for loved ones of homicide victims.
Court Accompaniment: An NCVAN advocate will attend court with you (select counties)
Court Care Kits: A kit of items to help endure the long days in court
Court Advocacy: Advocates will explain the court & judicial systems and offer information on victim impact statements
Travel Reimbursement: Travel expenses reimbursed to loved ones of homicide victims who attend court hearings
Remembrance
We offer remembrance programs for loved ones of homicide victims.
Memorial Garden: NCVAN has a Memorial Garden in Raleigh
Memorial Brick: We offer engraved bricks with your loved one's name to line the path of the Garden, at no cost to you.
Memorial Events: We host events to honor and remember loved ones.
Individual Advocacy
We provide one-on-one support services to loved ones of homicide victims.
Advocacy Line: For information and referral, call our Advocacy Line Monday thru Friday from 9am-5pm
Counseling Reimbursement: NCVAN pays for grief counseling for loved ones of homicide victims
For All Victims of Violence
Resources, Publications & App
Information for victims of violent crimes in English & Spanish
Advocacy Line: For information and referral, call our Advocacy Line Monday thru Friday from 9-5
Surviving Violent Crime Handbook: Information on grief and the legal system
Crime Victim's Rights Handbook: Explaining the Rights of Crime Victims
Crime Victims App: Essential resources for a victim's unique needs
For Advocates
Training
NCVAN offers training for professionals working with victims.
Victim Service Practitioner Certification Academy: A 40-hour certification program
Webinars: Core and essential training topics for professionals
Advanced Academy: Select topics of interest for professionals
Publication & Apps
NCVAN information about victims of violent crimes
Surviving Violent Crime Handbook: Information on grief and the legal system
Crime Victims' Rights Handbook: Explains the Rights of Crime Victims
Victim Response App: For law enforcement and first responders
Technical Assistance
NCVAN offers advice to professionals
Language Access: Brainstorm the best ways to meet language access needs
Apps: We can answer questions about developing Apps to aid victims
Crime Victim Rights: An advocate can explain crime victims' rights under Marsy's Law
Training: Talk through your training challenges or collaborate on a topic