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Crime Victims Assistance Center, Inc. CVAC is a safe, welcoming environment for people who have been a victim of, or affected by, crime. Crime Victims Assistance Center, Inc.

or CVAC is a safe, welcoming environment for people who have been a victim of, or affected by, crime. We provide free counseling to survivors as well as a 24 hour crisis line and advocacy program. We educate our community and provide care with compassion. If you need support, we are here for you.

10/23/2026

Will you be at our Survivor Walk tomorrow from 11 am - 2 pm?! 💜

We hope to see you at the Bartle Library Plaza on Binghamton University to show support for those impacted by violence 💜

🎃👻We're nearly a week away from Halloween, and CVAC's bringing you some new abuse-prevention coloring pages you can down...
10/22/2026

🎃👻We're nearly a week away from Halloween, and CVAC's bringing you some new abuse-prevention coloring pages you can download, print and color! You can even use them to start conversations with friends, students, or anyone you want to chat with about healthy relationships, boundaries, and the importance of consent before heading out to Halloween parties and other potentially spooky situations!👻🎃

Want more coloring sheets AND to show your support for survivors this DVAM? Check the link in our bio to register for our 2026 Survivor Walk at Binghamton University THIS SATURDAY, 10/24, from 11 AM-2 PM! We'll have some Walk EXCLUSIVE coloring pages, plus music, baked goods, and most importantly, community!!

Download our FREE 2026 Halloween coloring pages here: https://forms.gle/QF1jbX8SCs83E3To6

10/20/2026

We love seeing recognition of just how well CVAC and our community partners have worked together on bringing initiatives like the Lethality Assessment Program and strangulation protocol to Broome County to reduce severe and potentially fatal domestic violence in our area!

Thank you to New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services for this spotlight on our STRIVE Intervention Education Coordinator, Danielle Nuzzo!

10/19/2026

💜🩵The Survivor Walk on Binghamton University campus is THIS SATURDAY, 10/24, at 11 AM! Hear from CVAC staff and our campus partners in B-Healthy - Healthy Campus Initiative about why survivor support is important and why YOU should join us!!🩵💜

Register at the link in our bio on IG or the event page on FB (or check BU campus events)!!

10/19/2026

It was a great day last week on Purple Thursday 💜

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, let’s keep reminding others why we wear purple 💜

💜💙Want to come together with survivors and their supporters in the wake of recent news? Looking for a way to show your s...
10/16/2026

💜💙Want to come together with survivors and their supporters in the wake of recent news? Looking for a way to show your support for survivors of every kind of abuse this Domestic Violence Awareness Month? We're nearly a WEEK away from the Survivor Walk at Binghamton University's campus, and we're so excited to share in community with everyone who attends, so come out and join us!! 💙💜

💜There will be music (including an acapella performance by !), trauma-informed stretching, personal stories, snacks, community resources, and more!!

💙Check our FB event page or our IG bio for the registration link to help us plan (though "walk-ins" will absolutely be welcome day-of!)

10/15/2026

💜 Today is Purple Thursday! 💜

Today, we wear purple to stand in solidarity with survivors of domestic violence, honor their strength, and raise awareness about an issue that impacts so many individuals and families in our community and beyond.

Board President, Jenn King shared a simple but powerful reminder: Showing support matters, and raising awareness makes a difference.

Whether you’re wearing purple, starting a conversation, or sharing resources, every action helps remind survivors that they are seen, heard, and not alone. 💜

Join us today in wearing purple and standing together against domestic violence.

🍃Our friends at Mental Health Association of the Southern Tier will be facilitating a grief and loss support group at o...
10/13/2026

🍃Our friends at Mental Health Association of the Southern Tier will be facilitating a grief and loss support group at our office (71 Robinson St., Binghamton) starting Thursday, November 19th from 2-3:30 PM (with another group starting on December 17th!)

If you or someone you know has been navigating grief or loss, MHAST offers a safe, welcoming space for quiet conversation, shared presence, care, and understanding.

All are welcome, and participation is optional at every level.🍃

If you're interested in registering, please call (607)771-8888!

The world is loud right now. For sexual assault survivors, it can feel like there's nowhere to turn without hearing news...
10/02/2026

The world is loud right now. For sexual assault survivors, it can feel like there's nowhere to turn without hearing news and opinions about assault. About consent. About survivors.

You may be remembering your own experience. You may be thinking of a loved one. You may be recognizing that people are quick to write off a victim's lived experience in ways that hurt and assign blame where it doesn't belong.

We stand with survivors.

If the recent news about Cornell has brought up difficult feelings, you don't have to navigate them alone: our crisis line is free, anonymous, and staffed by licensed R**e Crisis Counselors 24/7.

📱CVAC's 24/7 crisis line is always available at (607)722-4256
📞Our main office line is available during business hours, M-F at (607)723-3200

Please note: in case of an emergency, please dial 911 or another emergency service BEFORE contacting CVAC

We’re excited to announce that our Chenango County Child Advocacy Center is a proud benefiting partner of the 2026 Matth...
09/29/2026

We’re excited to announce that our Chenango County Child Advocacy Center is a proud benefiting partner of the 2026 Matthews Auto Annual Walk-A-Thon! If you're in the Norwich area, check out the event at East Park for a day of fun, or walk solo in your own location to support the incredibly vital work of helping children dealing with victimization in Chenango County! You can also walk at the Vestal Rail Trail event or on your own and choose the Chenango CAC at registration!🚶‍♀️💙

📅 Saturday, October 3rd | 9 AM – 3 PM (Norwich)
📍 Walk in-person at the Vestal Rail Trail or join the Norwich event at East Park (starting at 9 AM with food trucks and tons of fun activities!)
🌎 Or participate from anywhere!

Matthews Auto will:
✨ Donate $10 for every mile walked
✨ Match cash donations up to $12,500

👟 Grab your friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors and let's make this our biggest Walkathon yet!

👉 Register today: matthewswalkathon.com

Address

71 Robinson Street
Binghamton, NY
13901

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+16077224256

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