Support That Meets You Where You Are

Whether you're facing an immediate crisis or looking for long-term healing resources, we've organized our support into six key areas.

Click on any section below to access the specific help, information, and resources most relevant to your current situation and needs.

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The V.O.H video podcast series below brings together survivors, counselors, advocates, and legal professionals to guide you through the journey of losing a loved one to homicide.

Through honest conversations and shared experiences, we offer comfort, practical guidance, and the reminder that healing is possible—together.

Dr. Justin Elliott breaks down how murder impacts children and what families need to know to support them. Learn the warning signs to watch for, the difference between grief and trauma, what good support actually looks like, and why helping kids "return to normal" isn't the goal—healthy adaptation is.

Host Abigail sits down with Lily, who shares her six-year journey with Victims of Homicide support group after losing her son. Lily opens up about that first meeting, where a fellow veteran member who promised "you'll laugh again" when it seemed impossible. This isn't about fixing the pain. It's about discovering that being less lonely makes all the difference.