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CVVC serves the individuals, families and communities of Allegheny County. We provide victim support services and education that meet the diverse needs of people of all ages, races, religions, ethnicity, sexual orientation, physical disability and socio-economic status.
We offer victim advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling, and community education programs to those impacted by all forms of violence and crime including, but not limited to: adult and child sexual assault; physical assault; child and elder abuse; homicide; robbery; and burglary.
Anyone can call our 24-Hour Helpline for assistance including:
- Victims and Witnesses
- Family and Friends
- Police at the Crime Scene
- Funeral Directors
- Prosecuting Attorneys
- Social Workers or Mental Health Professionals
- Court Officials
Caring, professional staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to respond to the emergency needs of victims and witnesses, answer questions, and provide referrals to a wide range of support services.