Sentences with phrase «victim services organization»

To obtain services from a victim services organization for the employee or the child of the employee.

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Unlike banks and credit card issuers, most healthcare organizations offer no protection services for victims.

The United States Postal Service is the latest victim in a long list of organizations to have recently experienced a data breach, saying it believes more than 800,000 employees» personal data — including Social Security numbers, names, dates of birth, addresses among other information — may have been compromised, the Washington Post reports.

It was not immediately clear how many Spanish organizations had been compromised by the attacks, if any critical services had been interrupted or whether victims had paid cyber criminals to regain access to their networks.

U.S. Senator Kamala Harris of California donated all of Pishevar's contributions to organizations that provide services and advocacy for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, said Lily Adams, a spokeswoman for the senator.

The other half is being earmarked to community organizations that will provide support to primary care physicians, offer expanded and rural access to opioid treatment and needle exchange services, and create a training program to assist victims of human sex trafficking who are controlled through opioid addiction.

Such engagement can also include linking victims with services (e.g., social, financial, emotional, and legal) offered by local or state government, or by community organizations.

When you're responsible enough to have renters insurance, it means that local community service organizations can focus on helping domestic violence victims and others who need the help, because your policy will take care of you.

Cats in Crisis - for cat owners and rescues CorgiAid - helps Corgis in rescue Goldstock Fund - for pet owners and rescues IMOM - for pet owners and rescues Labmed - for Labs in rescue Pit Bull Rescue Central - for pit bull friendly rescues Pyramedic - helps owners and rescues with vet bills for Great Pyrenees SOS - SRF - for Siberian Huskies in rescue Laundry Farm — Provides superb laundry service for animal care organizations The Binky Foundation - assistance for starting initiatives / programs American Humane Association - expansion grants, assistance with medical costs for animals that were victims of abuse / neglect ASPCAPro - various programs Humane Society of the US - assistance with homeless animals / wildlife Petco Foundation - various programs PetSmart Charities - various programs

She and Jimmy visit organizations including, the Brooklyn Child Advocacy Center, NYC's Administration of Child Services, Safe Horizon, and the NYPD's Special Victims Unit.

Proceeds from the sale of this installation, or parts thereof, will be donated directly to organizations or services that offer aid to victims of violence, including Tewa Women United (a Native American Women's Organization that deals with domestic violence on the San Ildephonso Pueblo in New Mexico), Wounded Warriors, and Black Lives Matter.

He is an active member of Rotary International, assisting in fundraising for domestic and international humanitarian causes, and has provided pro bono representation to victims of domestic violence through Neighborhood Legal Services, an organization dedicated to helping low - income residents of Los Angeles County.

Our lawyers collaborate with local and regional legal services organizations on a host of projects, including: representing victims of domestic violence at final hearings on protective orders; staffing and operating walk - in clinics for indigent clients; handling intake of new clients for organizations; and training volunteers to handle cases in areas such as immigration, asylum, elder law, domestic violence and family law.

CLSMF provides its clients with essential services by collaborating with community - based organizations and its legal support staff that are dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence and individuals who live in fear of future domestic violence in the household.

CCADV is a membership organization of Connecticut's 18 domestic violence service agencies that provide critical support to victims including counseling, support groups, emergency shelter, court advocacy, safety planning, and lethality assessment, among other services.

(Unlike the rules of most legal aid organizations, there is nothing in the Order that restricts the beneficiaries of free legal services by out - of - state lawyers only to victims of Hurricane Harvey who are unable to pay for them.)

That is, just as legal aid organizations across the country are not able to serve the needs of everyone who is eligible for legal aid, so many victims of Hurricane Harvey will not be able to access free legal services because the demand will be greater than the supply.

In addition to our 25 practice groups, we also provide pro bono legal services and other support to children's services groups and educational institutions; to artist and trade organizations; to advocacy and charitable entities that support homeless and impoverished people; and to victims of illegal discrimination.

Most of this funding goes directly into the victims fund, which provides grants and contributions to provinces, territories, and non-governmental organizations to develop or enhance victim services.

An ability to work collaboratively in a variety of contexts and with multiple organizations to facilitate comprehensive services to crime victims / survivors

July 8, 2016 — «The [New Hampshire] Executive Council last week approved $ 1 million in new funding for New Hampshire Legal Assistance and two other organizations to expand legal aid services to more victims of stalking and domestic violence.

When you're responsible enough to have renters insurance, it means that local community service organizations can focus on helping domestic violence victims and others who need the help, because your policy will take care of you.

This non-profit organization provides supportive services, counseling, finds victims and their families» shelter who have been in involved or threaten by sexual assault and domestic violence.

Social and human service organizations often work with some of the most fragile and at - risk populations, including the elderly, the homeless, low - income families, people with disabilities, victims of domestic violence, and those fighting drug and alcohol addiction.

Chris has spent over a decade working with diverse communities suffering from high incidents of trauma, including five years with an organization launched out of Amnesty International that provided legal and psychosocial services to victims of torture and war crimes from over 20 countries.

Adam has volunteered for Are You Safe, Inc., an organization that provides crucial services to victims of domestic violence.

This training is designed for professionals who work with children and families, including educators and administrators, childcare providers, law enforcement, youth - serving organizations, health and human service providers, faith - based organizations, healthcare and victim advocates.

Now, besides being director of victim services for MADD's Toronto chapter as well as MADD's regional director for Ontario East, Swinson remains on the organization's national board and is a spokesperson who, as she puts it, «does a lot of stuff with the media.»

These services are vitally important not just to the victims of abuse, but to all Canadians since according to the organization, health - related costs of violence against women in Canada exceed $ 1.5 billion a year.

Funds raised benefit Horizon Women's Centre, an organization offering services and support to victims of domestic violence.