Granville County's Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Agency, providing support and advocacy, including navigating the legal and courtroom process.
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210 BROAD ST
US，North Carolina，OXFORD，27565
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Ready to make a difference? Join the movement to end domestic violence by becoming a member of the NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence! Together, we can work towards a healthier, safer future for all. Get connected and become an NCCADV member today. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eHACum5b
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Many funding sources for DV services require the organization to pay for what survivors need and then wait to receive reimbursement. Survivors can’t wait. Your gift can help ensure survivors continue to receive services while organizations are waiting to get through the red tape. #enddvinnc www.nccadv.org/donate/
Families Living Violence Free is pleased to announce the appointment of Amy Langston-Eley as our new Executive Director. Amy brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success. She has consistently developed innovative educational programs and initiatives that foster engagement and enhance performance. Throughout her career, Amy has expertly managed teams, integrated emerging technologies, and ensured compliance with laws to minimize legal risks. She is dedicated to strengthening our programs, enhancing staff development, and driving impactful change within our community. She holds an Administration License from Gardner-Webb University, an M.S. in Education (Instructional Technology) from American Continental University, and a B.S. in Organizational Management from Saint Paul’s College. Additionally, she has NC Educator’s Licenses in various areas and a Global Career Development Facilitator Certification. We are excited to welcome Amy to our team and look forward to the innovative initiatives and compassionate leadership she will bring to our organization and the community we serve.
FLVF is directly impacted by the cuts to VOCA funding. As Caroline posts, please consider ways to support: Make a Difference ? Visit?victimconnect.org?to view a map of local organizations. ? Educate your neighbors and your elected officials. ? Volunteer and donate. Both monetary and in-kind donations are needed. ? Help organizations identify new philanthropic and community resources. ? Explore new business partnerships.
In 2024, federal Victim of Crime Act funding for North Carolina dropped more than 42% to $24.6 million. The decline, felt in every state in the nation, continues a 6-year downward trend and serves as a wake-up call for crime victims’ rights advocates, says Caroline Farmer, executive director of the Governor’s Crime Commission. National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, observed April 21-27, challenges us to ask ourselves how we can help. Read more on the GCC efforts at: https://bit.ly/3wbVnfi.