Victims for Justice

Mission:  

To serve victims of violent crime and the survivors of victims of homicide

Now hiring for SVAA Project Director-please click here for the job description and application information.

What is Victims for Justice?

Victims for Justice (VFJ) is a non-profit agency founded in 1985 by Janice Lienhart and Sharon Nahorney following the murders of their parents and aunt by a 14-year-old girl and her 18-year-old accomplice. VFJ is a community-based crime victim service organization that exists to offer services to those whose lives have been impacted by violent crime. VFJ is a United Way Agency.  

What do we do?

VFJ specializes in serving and advocating for victims of all violent crimes, including assault, robbery, and kidnapping; and the surviving family and friends of homicide victims. VFJ helps victims cope with trauma and grief, ensures their rights are respected within the judicial system, advocates for change that will make a balanced justice system, and implements community programs for violence prevention

How can we help? 

VFJ provides a variety of services to those whose lives have been affected by violent crime. Our services are offered free of charge.  Donations are always appreciated.