Renew & Restore

Helping Frontline Workers Build Resilience and Prevent Burnout

A short-term support cohort designed for frontline professionals such as social workers, counselors, advocates, crisis responders, EMS personnel, and law enforcement, to manage secondary trauma, compassion fatigue, and prevent burnout.


Registration

Registration is required, and space is limited to allow for adequate sharing among participants.

Our online support group meetings are held using a simple, secure, and user-friendly online tool. These virtual gatherings provide an opportunity to gain valuable coping strategies and connect with peers/colleagues who understand your circumstances.

When you register, we will provide further information about these online meetings and instructions on how to join by video through a computer or smartphone.

Session Details

  • Frequency: 2nd Wednesday of every month

  • Dates:

    • March 12, 2025

    • April 09, 2025

    • May 14, 2025

    • June 11, 2025

    • July 09, 2025

    • August 13, 2025

    • September 10, 2025

    • October 08, 2025

    • November 12, 2025

    • December 10, 2025

  • Time: 7:15 to 8:15 pm

  • Platform: Zoom

  • Facilitator: Dakia β€œKia” Davis, LCSW

Key Components

  • Safe space for sharing and processing experiences

  • Practical tools and self-care strategies

  • Peer support and connection

Extras: Participants receive a wellness care package including the book Trauma Stewardship, a journal, and self-care tools.


Host Organization and Facilitator

North Carolina Victim Assistance Network (NCVAN) is is a statewide non profit 501 (c) (3) organization whose mission is to serve loved ones of homicide victims and others impacted by violent crime by providing direct services, advocacy, outreach, and training so that communities are made stronger.