Free & Confidential Support for Victims of Crime in Bucks County
In today’s digital age, sexual exploitation is becoming more common, as people use social media platforms to coerce others into sending images of themselves engaging in sexual acts. Hear from experts in the field of law enforcement, criminal justice, advocacy and prevention to make our communities safe from sextortion. Virtual event via Zoom
Join us for an evening of Hope & Healing at NOVA's Annual Auction and Gala on Thursday, April 7th at Warrington Country Club! This year's theme is An Evening at the Art Gallery, and our silent auction will feature over 150 pieces of art from local and regional artists and craftspeople including paintings, photography, jewelry, woodworking, textiles, sculpture, ceramics and much more!
One of the greatest essentials of parenting is to protect our children from harm. NOVA is offering “Off to A Good START”, a 75-minute, free, online training designed to help parents acquire skill sets and knowledge that support the development of healthy and safe body boundaries, critical thinking skills, and healthy decision making.
This is a free two-part, online training designed for parents and caregivers of children and youth with autism to support the development of healthy and safe body boundaries and healthy decision-making presented by Mary Richter, M.Ed. and Tory Baram, MSW of NOVA.
Please join us for a FREE, VIRTUAL training on Labor Trafficking 101. Learn about what defines labor trafficking, the trafficking industry, and where it thrives in our communities.
NOVA invites the community to join us in honoring victims of crime, their families and friends, and those who serve them.
Please join BCAT and a panel of specialists in prevention education for a presentation on commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) and the intersections of trafficking. This training will review how to understand and confront CSEC in our community. Our panel of specialists will review social media use and how to start and continue discussions with your children on the dangers of online exploitation.
The Keystone Crisis Intervention Team supports victims of crime and their communities in recovery from traumatic events. Having the honor of being a part of helping communities heal we think it is important, especially at this time to open a bigger conversation around what healing truly requires.
Contrary to popular cultural narratives and ingrained attitudes healing isn’t accomplished through self-care alone. Self-care is just one part of the equation. Healing is a social equation. It includes me and you.
While trauma creates a need for protection, healing brings us towards connection. We invite you to explore a different paradigm for healing through the perspective of remembering community care which recognizes our undeniable interdependent and social nature as human beings and involves a commitment to use our privilege to support each other when we can so that no one has to go without. Together we have everything we need.
