VOICES is facilitating bi-monthly Peer-to-Peer Support Groups for 9/11 Family Members as we continue to build a supportive community for those with shared experiences.

Parents Helping Parents is a peer-to-peer community-based support group for those who have suffered the loss of a child. The group member offer encouragement and comfort, discuss topics relevant to grief and loss, and provide information and helpful resources.

Facilitated by VOICES staff, the discussions from this virtual peer support group will center around the challenges and needs caregivers face living with or caring for a loved one.

Join us for an inspirational conversation with 9/11 World Trade Center healthcare advocates - Lila Nordstrom and Bridget Gormley. Lila and Bridget will share their personal journey and how their circumstances thrust them into activism.

VOICES is facilitating bi-monthly Peer-to-Peer Support Groups for 9/11 Survivors as we continue to build a supportive community for those with shared experiences. These on-going groups are co-facilitated by VOICES staff and 9/11 community members.

VOICES is facilitating bi-monthly Peer-to-Peer Support Groups for 9/11 Family Members as we continue to build a supportive community for those with shared experiences.

Individuals coping with grief often feel isolated. Bereavement groups allow those who have lost a loved one to share their struggles with others who have experienced similar loss.

VOICES day-long training provides community stakeholders with a comprehensive, victim-centered approach to respond to the immediate, short and long-term needs of those impacted by acts of mass violence and other tragedies.