Homicide Survivors, Inc.

Join us this Saturday, March 22nd, at noon for our Creative Workshop. We'll be making sun catchers and bracelets using a variety of beads! All necessary materials will be provided. Whether you wish to craft in memory of your loved one(s) or for yourself. Survivors and their friends and family are welcome.

Last week, we had the privilege of partnering with the Pima County Attorney’s Office, Victim Services Division, to present to their dedicated volunteers on the critical topic of homicide and its profound impacts on survivors. We extend our heartfelt thanks for this opportunity and wish all the volunteers the best of luck as they continue to enhance their skills in providing vital support to crime victims in our community.

“She believed she could, so she did." - R.S. Grey On this National Women's Day, let's honor the resilience of women who, despite grief and despair, rise to support and empower those around them. Together, we create a community of strength and hope.??

It's Employee Appreciation Day! Thank you to our team for being incredible coworkers and advocates for our survivors! You are all outstanding advocates who consistently go above and beyond. Your support and dedication to our mission are truly remarkable, and your hard work and contributions are valued more than words can express. You are such a positive and bright light in our community! Thank you for everything you do! ????? Additionally, a special shout-out to Lisa for always being there to help and support us! You're amazing! ?? Pictured left to right: Dennisse Ley, Joselin Diaz, Sylvia Alvarez, Holly Jackson, Ashley Schlegel, Lisa Splisbury, and Narda Rivera

Join us on Saturday, March 22nd for our Beginner's Yoga class, led by Gloria from Beyla Energy! Survivors will explore a variety of beginner-friendly yoga poses and end with a mindfulness practice.

World Teen Mental Wellness Day is dedicated to raising awareness about the mental health issues that teenagers face. It is crucial to end the stigma surrounding mental health and to remember that it is okay not to be okay. Make sure to check in on your teens. Remember, you are not alone in this battle. ??

Join us for our 'Navigating Grief' Support Groups this month! Our support groups aim to provide survivors a place to share what's weighing heavily on their minds and hearts. Through a compassionate and trauma-informed response, our Advocates ensure survivors have a safe space to grieve, heal, and transform the community. To learn more about our support groups, click the link in our bio.

We are proud to share that our Executive Director, Dennisse Ley, CA participated in today’s panel at the career development fair hosted by National Organization for Victim Advocacy NOVA. The panelists emphasized the vital role of victim advocacy in our communities. Supporting crime victims is essential not only for their healing but also for nurturing a culture of justice and compassion. By showing up for those impacted by crime, we communicate a powerful message. Survivors/Victims are not alone in their journey. Together, we can foster a supportive environment where every voice is heard and every story matters. A heartfelt thank you to NOVA for making Homicide Survivors a part of this important discussion! #VictimAdvocacy #HomicideSurvivors

Our office will be closed in observance of Presidents’ Day.

This Valentine’s Day, we recognize that grief is as unique as our love. Each story of loss reflects a deep connection that deserves to be honored. Today, we hold survivors close to our hearts, acknowledging their strength and the love that continues to guide them. Together, we embrace their journeys with compassion and support, today and every day. Who are you thinking of today? Comment their names below??