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  • Fall Highlights From VOICES
    Did you know that November is National Family Caregivers Month? Family and friends play a critical role in assisting survivors and responders who have been diagnosed with 9/11 related illnesses. For some, the responsibility of caregiving can be challenging. It is important that we all have the support we need to sustain the day-to-day requirements of helping others.
  • November is National Family Caregivers Month
    Caregiving is a very difficult situation for a family member and one of the main challenges is staying connected and obtaining support during caregiving duties. You are not alone. The following resources provide information and support.
  • Supporting Those Impacted by the Las Vegas Tragedy
    Our deepest sympathies are with all those who were affected by the deadly shooting that occurred in Las Vegas last night, and with the brave individuals who risked their lives in responding. There are no words to adequately describe the profound sadness we all feel today.
  • Reflections on the 16th Anniversary
    On the 16th Anniversary, we gathered once again - in New York City, at the Pentagon, in Shanksville, PA, and in our local communities to remember and reflect. Much like September 11, 2001, the air was crisp, the sky was cloudless and the sun shined brightly. As always, the Anniversary is a time to remember and pay tribute to the 2,977 precious lives lost, our son Brad being one of them.
  • 16th Annual Day of Remembrance Information Forum
    Join us for a day of presentations, panel discussions and round-table conversations designed to promote healing and resilience in the 9/11 community. Topics include the World Trade Center Health Program, building resilience, identifying unmet needs, advocacy efforts, and effective interventions to address the long-term growth and recovery of children and families.