Working for NOA is not just about finding a job. It’s about finding a home for the passion you bring to the organization.  NOA is a place where other employees and volunteers share your hopes and aspirations. Through your work, you can truly make a difference to end domestic violence and protect victims from harm.  

NOA is known for the high level of commitment, caring and hard work employees bring to the organization. Employees take pride in their work as it positively impacts the lives of the people we serve.

Our team is dedicated, committed and passionate to work to end domestic violence and seek justice for victims.  With your help, we can make a difference in shaping a future without violence and abuse.

Dr. Andrew Jacono, Dual Board Certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, helps victims who experienced severe injuries and disfiguration to the face and neck due to violent assaults. The free program is currently looking for survivors of domestic violence in need of reconstructive surgery to the face and neck.

The graphic videos highlights incredible stories of hardship and courage that will inspire you to work to end domestic violence.  Produced by Park Slope Productions for the Discovery Fit and Health, the program brings awareness to the traumatic consequences of domestic violence and look for survivors currently in need of reconstructive surgery.

http:/www.vimeo.com/19735328

http://health.discovery.com/tv/casting/casting-facing-trauma.html

Defending Childhood

Attorney General Calls for Action to Protect Children from Violence in New TV Public Service Announcement - Click on the link to watch the short PSA

http://www.justice.gov/video.php?id=15

Below, is the PSA script:

 Our children are exposed to violence every day—in their neighborhoods, in their schools, even in their own homes.  

Exposure to violence can have a devastating and lifelong impact.

Through community action and leadership at the national level

We’re identifying the children who need our help.

I’m Attorney General Eric Holder.

And I’m asking those of you who have a role in a child’s life—to take action.

Through your attention and early intervention, we can help children in need to heal, to thrive.

Together, we can change their lives and their futures.

Join the Justice Department in Defending Childhood.