The Noble Family Violence Council, Inc.

04/24/2026

💫⭐️ The ones who have a voice must speak for those who are voiceless ⭐️💫
NCVRW 2026
Missy Trisler Lisa McPeek

04/22/2026

04/22/2026

NCVRW 2026
Missy Trisler Lisa McPeek

04/21/2026

The 2026 theme is LISTEN. ACT. ADVOCATE. Protect Victims, Serve Communities. This year’s theme is a powerful call to action—one that reminds us that supporting victims of crime requires more than awareness. It requires intentional listening, meaningful action, and unwavering advocacy.

Listening is the first and most important step in supporting victims and survivors. It means creating safe spaces where individuals are heard without judgment, believed without question, and respected in their experiences. When we truly listen, we validate survivors’ voices and recognize their strength. Listening builds trust, fosters healing, and ensures that services are guided by the real needs of those impacted by crime.

Listening must be followed by action. Action means providing trauma-informed services, connecting victims to resources, strengthening partnerships, and working to remove barriers within systems. It means responding quickly and compassionately when someone reaches out for help. Action also includes educating our community, engaging stakeholders, and implementing policies that prioritize victim safety and dignity.

Advocacy ensures that victims’ rights are upheld and their voices are represented in the criminal justice process and beyond. It means standing alongside survivors as they navigate complex systems. It also means promoting policies, funding, and community responses that center victims’ needs. Advocacy challenges stigma, confronts injustice, and pushes for meaningful change so that no survivor feels alone or unseen.

When we protect victims, we strengthen entire communities. Safety, justice, and healing are not individual concerns—they are collective responsibilities. By listening, acting, and advocating, we create communities where survivors are supported, rights are honored, and prevention becomes possible.

This National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, we recommit ourselves to ensuring every victim is heard, every voice matters, and every community stands together in support of healing and justice.
(Referenced by Victim Support Services)
Missy Trisler Lisa McPeek

04/20/2026

Missy Trisler Lisa McPeek

04/20/2026

National Crime Victims’ Rights Week- April 19-25, 2026
For more information, contact Stephanie or Missy at 740-732-5631.
We are located at the Noble County Sheriff’s Office, 420 Olive St. Caldwell.
Missy Trisler Lisa McPeek