Legal/Advocacy
• Partnership with law enforcement in the fight 
against homicide.
• We educate ourselves and the public on ways to help policymakers, community leaders and the criminal justice system become more-effective and responsive
to the needs of homicide victims and their families.
• We assist and support the families of murder victims and the witnesses through the criminal justice system.
• We assist families through the victim-rights process.
• We assist youth and adults in the healing process
• We refer survivors to the appropriate social agencies as needed.
Family Services
• We assist families through the victim-rights process.
• We assist youth and adults in the healing process
• We refer survivors to the appropriate social agencies as needed
• We provide counseling to families of domestic violence
Prevention/Intervention
• Educate ourselves & the public about homicide.
• Educate the public about the cost of violence on the health system
• Educate youth on how not to become victims of violence.
• Offer resolutions concerning social issues that have an impact on homicide G lobally
Friday September 25, 2009,marked the third annual "National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims" and the first time the event was observed in downtown Los Angeles, organizers said. The Los Angeles gathering was organized by many "parents of murdered children’s groups".
