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In 1981, the Community Safety Program of Northwest Interfaith Movement began as the first community based victim service program in Philadelphia. The Community Safety Program became an independent nonprofit organization incorporated under the name of '''Northwest Victim Services (NVS)''' in 1986. Six additional community based victim service agencies in Philadelphia have modeled their organizations after NVS and all of these programs have relied on NVS for technical assistance and expertise. '''<u>[http://northwestvictimservices.org/about_nvs (MORE)]</u>''' | In 1981, the Community Safety Program of Northwest Interfaith Movement began as the first community based victim service program in Philadelphia. The Community Safety Program became an independent nonprofit organization incorporated under the name of '''Northwest Victim Services (NVS)''' in 1986. Six additional community based victim service agencies in Philadelphia have modeled their organizations after NVS and all of these programs have relied on NVS for technical assistance and expertise. '''<u>[http://northwestvictimservices.org/about_nvs (MORE)]</u>''' | ||
== Info == | |||
*If you are a crime victim and are in need of services please call: 215.438.4410 | *If you are a crime victim and are in need of services please call: 215.438.4410 | ||
*[http://northwestvictimservices.org/contact_nvs See the contacts page for times service is available] | *[http://northwestvictimservices.org/contact_nvs See the contacts page for times service is available] | ||
Revision as of 20:09, 22 November 2017
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Crime Victim Service
In 1981, the Community Safety Program of Northwest Interfaith Movement began as the first community based victim service program in Philadelphia. The Community Safety Program became an independent nonprofit organization incorporated under the name of Northwest Victim Services (NVS) in 1986. Six additional community based victim service agencies in Philadelphia have modeled their organizations after NVS and all of these programs have relied on NVS for technical assistance and expertise. (MORE)
Info
- If you are a crime victim and are in need of services please call: 215.438.4410
- See the contacts page for times service is available
- Services offered (Including Victim Compensation)
See Also
- Philadelphia Coalition for Victim Advocacy (PCVA)
- The coalition's website has an extensive listing of available services