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The Network of Victim Assistance (NOVA) Thrift Shop, located at 2116 Broad Street in Perkasie, is celebrating its 20th birthday and invites the community to join in the celebration. In honor of this special milestone, NOVA is asking members of the community to donate 20 items.

November 8-12 has been designated Forensic Nurses Week. During this week, NOVA honors the dedication, compassion, and commitment of forensic nurses for all that they do to provide patient-centered care to those who are victims of sexual assault and other violent crimes.

The Network of Victim Assistance (NOVA) Thrift Shop, located at 2116 Broad Street in Perkasie, is celebrating its 20th birthday and invites the community to join in the celebration. In honor of this special milestone, NOVA is asking members of the community to donate 20 items.

Network of Victim Assistance (NOVA) is honoring a special group of health professionals during Forensic Nurses Week November 8-12. These superheroes serve as the backbone for anti-violence efforts, advocacy, and care. NOVA is currently looking to hire additional Forensic Nurses.

Rather than being bystanders, students can put a stop to bullying by being upstanders – students who speak up and intervene on behalf of someone being bullied. NOVA brought their prevention program to Neil A. Armstrong Middle School earlier this month.

Donated gift cards will enable clients in need to make their own special holiday purchases. Each client selected for the holiday gift card program has been affected by crime and has been vetted by their NOVA advocate or counselor. For some, the gift cards can be used to purchase a special toy their child is hoping to receive. For others, the gift cards will be used to purchase tasty treats for their holiday meal or essential items for their household.

Network of Victim Assistance (NOVA) is pleased to announce new board members to join 14 other local leaders who make up the board — each bringing unique expertise to ensure that NOVA continues to carry out the mission while remaining fiscally sound.

Over the span of four years following the Sept. 11 attacks, Network of Victim Assistance Bucks County served 650 victims, family members and first responders by providing case management, counseling and more.