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Literature for Victims and Survivors of Gun Trauma
- People Aren't Goldfish
- Do's and Don'ts of Being Supportive
- Coping Suggestions for Holidays
- Along the Journey of Grief
- Helping Someone When A Loved One Has Been Murdered
- Coping Suggestions For Grievers
- Common Reactions to Trauma
- Supporting Friends and Family through Holidays
- Supportive Activities To Do With Your Family
- Warning Signs of Trauma Related Stress
Below is a listing of just some of the organizations whose work supports victims and survivors of gun trauma. These websites contain helpful, supportive information and/or listings for other resources.
American Association of Jewish Family Services* (800) 634-7346
www.ajfca.org
American Association of Suicidology (202) 237-2280
www.suicidology.org
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (888) 333-AFSP
www.afsp.org
Mothers Against Violence in America (800) 897-7697
www.mavia.org
Murder Victims' Families for Reconciliation (617) 868-0007
www.mvfr.org/homepage.html
National Center for Victims of Crime (703) 276-2880
www.ncvc.org
National Domestic Violence Hotline (800) 799-SAFE
www.ndvh.org
National Organization of Victim Assistance (800) 879-6682
www.try-nova.org
National Spinal Cord Injury Association (800) 962-9629
www.spinalcord.org
Neighbors Who Care* (703) 904-7311
www.neighborswhocare.org
Office of Victims of Crime (800) 627-6872
www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc
Parents of Murdered Children, Inc. (888) 818-POMC
www.pomc.org
The Compassionate Friends, Inc. (877) 969-0010
/www.compassionatefriends.org
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors of Military Personnel (800) 959-TAPS
www.taps.org
World Institute on Disability (510) 763-4100
www.wid.org
*Indicates religious affiliation
The Memorial for Gun Victims provides this information as a free public service. The Memorial for Gun Victims is not affiliated in any way with any service provider or agency named above and has not investigated nor evaluated any services offered.