Transforming Victim Support: Student CEO Launches Revolutionary App

FAIRFAX, Va. - Feb. 25, 2025 - PRLog -- In 2021, Arastalis Choudhury, a student at George Mason University, became a victim of a property crime. The Bureau of Justice Statistics reports that 13.4 million property victimizations occurred in the U.S. in 2022. As a victim, Choudhury faced the same barriers that thousands encounter today—fragmented support, a confusing system, and the overwhelming feeling of being alone. He remembers searching for help, only to be met with closed doors and unanswered calls.

Now, as the Founder & CEO of NECX, he's turning that pain into purpose. NECX is the first-of-its-kind trauma-informed platform designed to connect victims with support services in real-time, a revolutionary solution ensuring that no one has to navigate a crisis alone.
In April, NECX will officially launch its mobile app, offering survivors, victim service providers and criminal justice stakeholders, a secure, AI-powered, collaborative space to access critical resources. Unlike anything else in the industry, NECX breaks down silos between agencies, ensuring that help is not just available—but accessible.
Would you be interested in covering Arastalis' journey and the impact NECX will have on survivors and service providers? He is available for interviews and can share his story, discuss the gaps in the system, and explain how NECX is changing the future of victim support.

Arastalis is ready and available to discuss how NECX (http://necx.org/) is set to reshape the way survivors access help starting this April.

Quick Facts:
- NECX is positioned as the first unified solution for victim service providers to collaborate with criminal justice stakeholders and streamline care for victims.
- The NECX network is partnered with 10+ agencies nationwide, including the Virginia Victim Assistance Network.
-Victim Support Europe personally invited NECX CEO Arastalis to be a featured panelist at their Annual Conference, co-funded by the European Union, with 36 countries participating and over 10,000 attendees.

Expert Quotes:
"This is the first platform to put victims first. The approach this company is taking to solve current issues faced by all agencies, providers, and victims is crucial." -Kate Hanger, Executive Director, Virginia Victim Assistance Network
"It would be a game-changer in how we interact with victims and provide support." -Stephanie Whack, Domestic Violence Program Coordinator, Los Angeles Homeless Authority

Recent Media Features:

• NECX in collaboration with Virginia Victim Assistance Network (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/necx_futureofsupport-empow...)
• WDBJ CBS 7 Interview (https://www.wdbj7.com/2023/06/06/new-technology-aims-create-better-communication-between-victims-police/)