PCADV is monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic closely and is providing daily guidance to its network of local domestic violence programs across the Commonwealth. Our programs will continue providing direct services, and we are collectively making every effort possible to ensure minimal disruption in services.
We have gathered information and resources for victims, survivors, advocates, domestic violence programs, and the general public and will continue to update that information as the situation develops.
If you are a media representative and cannot find the information you need on our website, please contact our public affairs staff by calling 717-545-6400 or reach out directly to one of our team members below.
Julie Bancroft
Chief Public Affairs Officer
jbancroft@pcadv.org
Media Gallery
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Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick
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Ask an Advocate: Pay Equity and Domestic Violence
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Ask an Advocate: Stalking
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PCADV Requests Grant Through Emergency Solutions – CARES Act
February 19, 2021Read More
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Stalking Isn’t Romantic
January 26, 2021Read More
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PCADV Condemns the Insurrection at the US Capitol
January 7, 2021Read More
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PCADV and State Legislators Honor 112 Lives Lost to Domestic Violence in Pennsylvania in Virtual Ceremony
October 16, 2020Read More
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PCADV Seeks Proposals for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Consultant
August 20, 2020Read More
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PCADV seeks proposals for fundraising counsel
July 27, 2020Read More
The effects of domestic violence are far-reaching and devastating.
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Who We Are
PCADV is a statewide collaborative membership organization committed to ending intimate partner violence and all forms of violence against women.
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Our caucuses provide a voice within the governance of PCADV for individuals we serve who are traditionally underserved and underrepresented.
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PCADV serves as a pass-through entity to fund a network of local domestic violence programs covering all 67 counties of Pennsylvania.
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We support policies, programs, and laws that align with our goals of ending domestic violence and helping survivors of abuse find safety and obtain justice.
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