NVRDC Welcomes 2 New VLNDC Navigators! Meet Matt Ponder-- one of our new VLN navigators!
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NVRDC is excited to expand our advocacy response for sexual assault survivors from the hospital to the community at large. Community Response Advocates are now responding in person to sexual assault survivors seeking to report their victimization to MPD's Sexual Assault Unit. Under DC’s Sexual Assault Victims’ Rights Amendment Act of 2019 (SAVRAA 2019), sexual assault survivors have the right to an advocate at any interview with a District Agency, including the police.
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Elisa is a Senior Advocate who has been with NVRDC since June 2019. In 2020, Elisa, along with the rest of our advocacy staff, supported 462 survivors and spent over 1,100 hours in the hospital accompanying them during medical forensic exams.
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) is observed on June 15 each year. The purpose of WEAAD is to provide an opportunity for communities around the world to promote a better understanding of abuse and neglect of older persons. In truth, there are organizations, agencies, and people in our community who work every day to raise awareness about elder abuse, financial exploitation, support for older victims of crime, information on how to pursue civil or criminal action if appropriate, and on finding safe housing for those who need it. However, without the support of friends, family, clergy, community, and YOU, prevention of elder abuse is just out of grasp.
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NVRDC Welcomes 3 new staff members!
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NVRDC Welcomes 2 new Board Members in FY21 1st Quarter!
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January 2021 is National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM). It is a yearly reminder that education and outreach is an important part of recognizing and addressing criminal stalking, or to Know It, Name It, Stop It.
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An End of Year Reflection on the Importance of NVRDC's Work.
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Make an end of year donation to NVRDC!
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The National Center on Elder Abuse and the Keck School of Medicine USC have recently updated their “Research to Practice Briefs” on this topic. These briefs offer new information on mistreatment of cultural subgroups of older adult survivors.
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