Central Division Victim Services

We are incredibly proud to share that our Community Awareness Coordinator Tijania was honored last week with a resolution from the City in recognition of National Volunteer Month.

This recognition reflects not only the dedication she brings to her work here at CDVS, but also the impact she continues to make beyond the workplace. Her commitment to community, her passion for service, and her ability to show up with intention in every space she enters does not go unnoticed.

She is truly a multifaceted individual with a loving heart. She is someone who leads with purpose, compassion, and authenticity in all that she does. We are grateful to have her as a part of our team and celebrate this well-deserved recognition. Thank you to and for thinking about her.

We were honored to represent CDVS at last night’s NCVRW event, an annual gathering hosted by .phila to recognize the lives impacted and lost to violence.

The candle lighting ceremony was a powerful reminder of the strength in community. This is by creating space not only to connect with partner agencies, but to stand together in remembrance and support. This year’s collaboration with the School District of Philadelphia Office of School Safety and the Pennsylvania Office of the Safe Schools Advocate made it even more meaningful.

Grateful to be part of such an impactful evening every year. Hopefully we’ll see you next year. 🕯️

Come out to Our Sip & Support Fundraiser on May 7th McGillin's Olde Ale House !

This will be an evening of connection, community, and empowerment benefiting Central Division Victim Services. Guests will enjoy a hot and cold buffet, open bar, and opportunities to support survivors through raffle baskets and other activities. Your participation helps us provide resources and support for those impacted by crime.

📅 Date: May 7th
📍 Location: McGillin’s Old Ale House
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This Crime Victims’ Rights Week, join OVA’s Color Me Aware campaign by wearing the designated colors to show support, spread awareness, and stand with survivors in our community.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

At CDVS, we are committed to supporting survivors, providing confidential services, advocating for safety, and promoting prevention.

Sexual violence can impact anyone, and support matters.

If you or someone you know needs support, resources are available. You are not alone.

We will be closed starting tomorrow for the holiday and will return back into the office next Tuesday April 7th. If you have an emergency, ppease call 911. Have a safe and amazing holiday everyone!