Resources: Violence
If you, a friend, a family member or someone you know is experiencing violence, resources are available:
Contact the police at 911 if you believe you or your loved one is in immediate danger.
Philadelphia Anti Drug/Anti Violence Network (PANN)
Non-profit agency dedicated to addressing drug abuse and violence among Philadelphia’s youth and their families.
Temple University Safety Net Trauma Team
Violence prevention, free gun locks, crime victim support
CHOP Violence Intervention Programs
A community- and family-focused model that works directly with youth between 8 and 18 years old who are treated at CHOP for an injury due to interpersonal, community violence.
Eddies’s House
Provides direct and indirect services for ages-out of foster care youth
Institute for Development of African American Youth (IDAAY)
Institute for the Development of African-American Youth, Inc. (IDAAY) was founded by S. Archye Leacock and a colleague in May 1991. This organization has been formed in response to address the continuing alarming statistics characterizing the high level of violence reflected in the lives of disadvantaged youth in the Philadelphia area.
Philly Gun Violence Resource List
Here you will find resources and support for victims and families affected by gun violence.
John Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Prevention and Research
Conducting research that addresses public health issues worldwide
Mother’s In Charge
Stands by youth, young adults, families, and community organizations impacted by violence. They advocate for, and lend support to, those affected by violence.
New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC)
Their vision is a safe and unified neighborhood where residents work together to build trust, eliminate crime, and advocate for their community.
Philadelphia Anti Drug/Anti Violence Network (PAAN)
Leading non-profit agencies dedicated to addressing drug abuse and violence among our youth and their families. They work to transform their lives through drug intervention, counseling, education, job readiness, community service, academic achievement and various empowerment programs.
