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#ICYMI: Listen to Part 1 of our series inside the lasting impact of the 9/11 attacks on first responders & their families. This #NCVRW2019 we recognize & remember all victims of terrorism—including our own who died on 9/11 or from 9/11-related illnesses. fbi.gov/audio-reposito… 
#ICYMI: In Part 2, the widow of an #FBI agent who died from a 9/11-related illness shares her story and urges other 9/11 first responders to register for federal programs established to provide free medical monitoring, treatment, & compensation. #NCVRW2019 fbi.gov/audio-reposito…
In Part 3, as losses attributed to the #September11 attacks increase, listen to an #FBI employee suffering from 9/11-related illnesses share her story, & learn why 9/11 responders should register for federal benefits with the @911VCF_Fund & @WTCHealthPrgm. fbi.gov/audio-reposito…
Last year we awarded $80 million in grants to nearly 100 organizations that support crime victims and survivors across MA. The funds come from actions we bring against perpetrators in federal court and our friends at @MassMOVA manage the grants. #VRM19 #VBOR35Years #NCVRW2019
Every single day these funds make a real difference in people’s lives – from safety and wellness programs at @HilltownCHC in Western Mass. to trauma recovery programs at @TheWomensCtr in New Bedford. #VRM19 #VBOR35Years #NCVRW2019
And much of this funding supports programs that serve those facing additional barriers to getting the help they need, like people with limited English and survivors who identify as LGBTQ. #VRM19 #VBOR35Years #NCVRW2019
