We are very excited about our plans for 2015! Through the support of generous donors, foundations and grants we are continuing our programs for 9/11 families, responders and survivors, as well as working with collaborative partners to share lessons learned to help communities impacted by other tragedies. If you haven’t donated, please consider making a gift today!
Thanks to our Annual Campaign donors! Your generosity is helping us provide support to thousands of individuals impacted by 9/11, as well as assisting communities affected by other tragedies. If you haven’t donated, please consider making a gift today! Donate Online.
Our Work
Mental Health Champions
VOICES provides support services and connects victims’ families and survivors with community based resources, while advocating for robust community mental health services for those impacted by mass violence and disasters. More
Healing Communities
VOICES helps those impacted by disaster by sharing best practices in channeling personal and community grief, commemorating lives lost, and creating programs that meet the immediate and long-term needs of the community. More
WTC Health Program
Were you in Lower Manhattan on 9/11 and in the days after? Learn more about your eligibility and the application process for physical and mental health care under The World Trade Center Health Program. More
The Kanishka Project
VOICES and the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime are conducting a study that will contribute to an understanding of the long-term positive and negative psychological symptoms that follow an act of terrorism.
In the Spotlight
VOICES Center of Excellence for Community Resilience
The Center of Excellence for Community Resilience will share lessons learned and promote healing in the lives of those impacted by mass violence. It will collaborate with public/private partnerships that will include research, education, and training to guide communities in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from traumatic events. More
The 9/11 Living Memorial Project
The 9/11 Living Memorial commemorates the nearly 3,000 lives lost in New York City, Shanksville, PA and Washington, DC through an extensive collection of photographs and personal keepsakes, and documents the first-hand accounts of responders and survivors.
Newsworthy
NYPD chief, 9/11 first responder Steven Bonano dies of blood cancer believed to be tied to Ground Zero |
January 17, 2015
9/11 fund OKs payments of $804 million to 3,100 claimants |
January 15, 2015
France sees 19,000 cyberattacks since terror rampage |
January 15, 2015
Homegrown attacks like those in Paris worry analysts |
January 15, 2015
