Voices of Victims News

Joe and Kaye CannataThe Crime.
The Arrest.
The Trial.
The Sentencing.
Is It Finally Over?

Unfortunately, it is not. Now there can be numerous appeal hearings, parole hearings and community corrections hearings that a victim may have to attend. Traveling to these hearings can be expensive.

Since starting Voices of Victims in 2007, we have helped victims of violent crime attend parole & community corrections (halfway houses) hearings.

Your donations allow us to continue our work to support victims of violent crime. Your generosity can give a voice to those who otherwise would not be heard.

Please send your tax deductible donations to:
Voices of Victims
P.O. Box 100667
Denver, CO 80250

or Click Here to donate online.

Sincerely,
Joe & Kaye Cannata

 

AVCF donation to Voices of VictimsSeptember 9, 2016
“Voices of Victims” Receives Donation from AVCF

Ordway, CO:  The Colorado Department of Corrections, Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility hosted several, offender initiated, events to raise funds for the non-profit organization “Voices of Victims” (VOV) as part of National Crime Victims' Rights Week. 

AVCF donation to Voices of VictimsFor the first time, the Victims Committee of the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA), the Association of Paroling Authorities International (APAI), the American Correctional Association (ACA), National Institute of Corrections, (NIC) and the National Association of Victim Assistance in Corrections (NAVAC), joined together on a project to promote victim awareness, rights, and post-conviction services throughout the corrections spectrum.

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Wendy Preston Family Award

Dear Valued Supporter:,

Did you know that Joe and Kaye were recently awarded The Wendy Preston Family Award? The award honors a crime victim or survivor who has made significant improvement to the service, rights, or treatment of crime victims.  Joe received this recognition for his years of crime victim advocacy and for founding Voices of Victims.  Joe could not have won this award without Kaye's unwavering support and together we think they have brought compassion and knowledge to the lives of many in the midst of confusing and arcane processes.

Since starting Voices of Victims (VOV) in 2007, Joe and Kaye Cannata have helped over 2350 victims of violent crime to attend 945 parole and community correction hearings. They have spent countless hours providing post-sentencing support ensuring that victims are treated fairly, and with respect. Joe and Kaye know firsthand the setbacks and challenges victim’s face, having lost their daughter to domestic violence, and are eager to use their experience to help others.

It is only through the generous support of people like you that VOV can continue to help people as they maneuver through the psychological, financial, emotional and physical challenges victims continue to face after sentencing.

There are three ways for you to make your tax deductible donation:

We thank you for your continued support.

Warmest Regards, 

Pamela Martinez
President, Voices of Victims

 

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