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From 9/11 to today, helping families and communities heal after tragedy

Voices Center for Resilience assists communities in preparing for and recovering from tragedy, and provides long-term support and resources that promote mental health care and wellness, for victims’ families, responders and survivors.

Programs & Services

Programs & Services

A holistic approach to meet the evolving needs for long-term support.

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Support & Services

Support & Services

Mental health & wellness programs and support for families and communities.

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Education

Education

Conferences and webinars, training, advocacy and memorialization.

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Discussion Groups, Support Groups, Webinars, Conf/Symp

VOICES is honored to have the support of dedicated professionals and volunteers who participate in our programs, education and training, and events. Their guidance has allowed us to expand our mission to serve other communities impacted by tragedy.

Support Groups

VOICES Support Groups provides opportunities for families, survivors and responders to connect and gain support from past experiences.

Webinars & Workshops

VOICES Webinars & Workshops provide support, healing and guidance from subject matter experts and an open discussion to ask questions.

Conferences & Symposiums

VOICES Conferences and Symposiums brings together professionals, agencies, law enforcement, and providers.

VOICES News & Updates - View All

VOICES celebrates Black History Month
VOICES Celebrates Black History Month
11 February 2021
This month, VOICES celebrates the accomplishments and resilience of African Americans that contributed to so many events that influenced the growth of this nation. We especially want to recognize the late Congressman John R. Lewis.
Important Registration and Claim Filing Deadline Approaches for the Victim Compensation Fund
VCF Registration & Claim Filing Deadline
1 February 2021
There are two deadlines in the VCF’s claim filing process: a Claim Filing Deadline and a Registration Deadline. It is important to distinguish between the two and be aware of which applies to your individual circumstances.
Tipsheets and Support Groups After Traumatic Events
Tipsheets and Support Groups After Traumatic Events
18 January 2021
In the aftermath of the attack on the Capital building, we heard from many of you. In an effort to provide suggestions on how to support yourself, we created Tip Sheets Following Traumatic Events.

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VOICES By the Numbers

VOICES By the Numbers

From 9/11 to today, VOICES had been assisting communities preparing for and recovering from tragedy, while providing long-term support and resources to promote mental health care and wellness. We’re proud to have helped so many victims’ families, responders and survivors. See our complete infographic.

180000+
Hours of social work services
19 Years
of expertise
1800+
Responders & Survivors Aided
220+
Student Interns
“The effort of VOICES is inspirational and truly an example of good coming out of evil.”
Christopher Shays
Former U.S. Representative
Voices Center for Resilience is a good example of a charity that has stood the test of time.  This is an organization that has gotten stronger over the years and their reach and impact is literally in the thousands.
Vincent Lumia
Managing Partner at Morgan Stanley, which lost 13 colleagues on 9/11
In making the decision to go down there, it wasn’t really a decision of whether I would go, or what I would do, but rather, how do I get there fast enough?
Ben Tickner
Volunteer Responder
With VOICES support, WTC United Family Group has been able to enhance the bond that the 9/11 community shares with the Oklahoma City bombing community.  
Anthony Gardner
Director of Communications and External Affairs, September 11th Victim Compensation Fund
I love the Living Memorial because it shows that those who were lost on 9/11 were not statistics. They are persons. Their personalities and everything about them comes through.
Carol Ashley
9/11 Living Memorial Project Participant, Mother of Janice Ashley
These groups are a soft place to fall. When the rest of the world has moved on, we find ourselves wringing our hands and silencing our voices. In the group, we can talk about anything with people who understand.
Teleconference Support Group Member
Sister of 9/11 victim
We cannot afford to ignore the important lessons we learned about the world and ourselves in the aftermath of 9/11. Always Remember is indeed a phrase we must live by, especially as we move forward into the 21st century.
Former President Bill Clinton

Newsworthy

Bucks County Congressman introduces September 11th National Memorial Trail legislation

U.S. Representatives Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA), Gerald E. Connolly (D-VA) and Don Beyer (D-VA) introduced legislation on March 29 to designate the “September 11th National Memorial Trail.” The Secretary of Interior would be authorized to designate a tour route to link the National September 11th Memorial and Museum in New York City, the Pentagon Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, and the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.

Domestic Terrorism to Skirt Sweeping 9/11-Style Law in Congress

Domestic White-supremacist extremism is the greatest threat to U.S. security, President Joe Biden’s top homeland security official told Congress — in the same way Islamist extremists were cast as the greatest threat before and after the 9/11 attacks two decades ago. More.

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