Fort Washington, Pa. – September 12, 2025 −Today, Senator Maria Collett (D-12 Montgomery) announced $4.6 million in Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) grant funding for agencies and organizations serving crime victims in Montgomery County.
“As an attorney and a nurse who worked directly with victims of abuse, I know how crucial it is to have access to a strong support network,” said Senator Collett. “This investment will ensure local organizations can provide comprehensive services that protect victims on their journey to healing and help prevent further harm.”
The following programs were awarded PCCD funds in Montgomery County:
Federal Victims of Crimes Act (VOCA) Funds
- Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania – $535,140 to increase safety for domestic abuse victims
- Child Advocacy Center of Montgomery County – $188,234 for a coordinated response to child abuse
- Laurel House – $398,022 for domestic violence supportive services
- The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth – $815,930 for the renewal of Heather’s Hope Victim Services Program
- Victim Services Center of Montgomery County, Inc. – $522,314 for sexual assault and other crimes
- Women’s Center of Montgomery County – $452,754 for domestic violence comprehensive services
- SeniorLAW Center – $1,454,913 for keeping elder victims S.A.F.E.
- Children’s Crisis Treatment Center – $98,626 for clinical care coordination for child victims
Federal STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant Program Funds
- Vietgroup Empowers – $125,000
More information about PCCD and the grant funding process can be found online.
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