You are responsible for keeping your contact information current so that you can receive notification information. Note: Information about victims (addresses, phone numbers, etc.) is confidential under California law and will not be made available to the offender.
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If you do not know the CDCR number for the offender you are registering for you can look it up online. You can also contact our office toll-free at 1-877-256-6877 or via email at victimservices@cdcr.ca.gov.
Below are resources and links related to the OVS 2022 Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Victim and Witness Assistance Grant Program. For more information about Victim Assistance Program services and the administration of VOCA funds, visit the OVS Victim Assistance Program webpage. In addition, existing resources provided by OVS-funded VAPs can be found using OVS Resource Connect, a concern-based search engine designed to help victims quickly locate services across New York State.
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The Crime Victims Compensation Act was established by the Illinois General Assembly in 1973 with the primary goal of helping to reduce the financial burden imposed on victims of violent crime and their families. The Illinois Crime Victims Compensation Program offers reimbursement up to $27,000 ($45,000 eff. 8/7/22) for expenses incurred by eligible victims as a result of a violent crime.
If you or someone you love is having difficulty coping with the long-term effects of a violent crime, please call our toll-free Crime Victims Assistance Line for more information about compensation and other statewide victim services: 1-800-228-3368 (Voice) 1-877-398-1130 (TTY).
The application for Crime Victims Compensation is available to complete and submit online or download. Several resources are available to explain the process and assist with completing the application.
Welcome to the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) TTAC's download center for the Victim Impact: Listen and Learn curriculum. Victim Impact is geared toward helping offenders to become more aware of the impact that crime has on victims and to take responsibility for their actions and begin to make amends. The curriculum makes victims and their rights a central premise.
Use this download center to gather all the materials you'll need to conduct the training. We recommend that you create a folder for the Victim Impact Curriculum on your computer and download all the files you'll need into that folder rather than using the curriculum Web site during the training. You'll find tips on how to download files on all the unit pages.
Prepare for the training by reading About This Curriculum, where you'll learn more about how Victim Impact is organized and its basic precepts. You'll also learn about your target audience and what is required of facilitators. And you'll begin to navigate the download center and find tips for getting ready. This section is a must for first-time users of OVC TTAC's Victim Impact: Listen and Learn site.
Download the full curriculum by visiting the Presenter's Toolbox.Here you will find helpful tools, such as the customizable agenda, as well as all curriculum DVD clips and links to victim speaker synopses, a class contract, the Pre-/Post-Test, and a fillable certificate of completion.
The Attorney General's Office has made it a priority to provide a variety of services to help victims meet the challenges that often result from a violent crime and to help them regain peace of mind. Programs administered by the Violence Prevention and Crime Victim Services Division include:
The Illinois Crime Victim Compensation Program The Illinois Crime Victims Compensation Program offers reimbursement up to $27,000 ($45,000 eff. 8/7/22) for expenses incurred by eligible victims as a result of a violent crime. If you or someone you love has been impacted by a violent crime, please call our toll-free Crime Victims Assistance Line for more information: 1-800-228-3368 (Voice) 1-877-398-1130 (TTY). You can also apply for compensation or learn more at Materials are available to download, print and distribute.
The Domestic Violence Fund provides funding for legal advocacy, legal assistance, and legal services to victims of domestic violence who are or have been married or in a civil union. This fund is awarded from a portion of marriage license fees and a portion of civil union license fees. Any public or private not-for-profit agency that provides legal services to victims of domestic violence may apply to the Illinois Attorney General for funding from the Domestic Violence Fund.
The Illinois VINE System The Illinois VINE System (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) provides victims with a website or toll-free number they can access for up-to-date information on the custody and/or case status of an offender. The Illinois VINE system is available at www.vinelink.com. Victims can register for an automatic notification of a change in a case or custody status of an inmate, create a Watch list, and access victim service providers through the Illinois VINE. Illinois VINE is also available by phone at 1-866-5-NOTIFY (Voice) 1-877-502-2423 (TTY). Notifications are available by email, text message, phone call, or through the VINE application for mobile devices.
The Statewide Victim Assistance Program provides assistance to victims, witnesses, and service providers across Illinois. The Office of the Attorney General provides support to crime victims and witnesses who are involved in cases that are being prosecuted by the Office of the Illinois Attorney General.
The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program trains registered nurses and other professionals who treat and assist sexual assault patients to reduce re-traumatization of victims, improve the quality of forensic evidence collection, which in turn increases prosecution rates of offenders. To register for a SANE training or to inquire about upcoming trainings, please contact: Conference Registration Line: 1-866-376-7215, SANE@ilag.gov.
The Illinois Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) provides survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking, and their household members with a substitute address to use as their home, school, and work addresses, instead of the actual addresses. The ACP Substitute Address helps prevent perpetrators from locating survivors. To apply to participate in the Illinois Address Confidentiality Program, please complete the Online ACP Application.The Sexual Assault Incident Procedure Act: The Sexual Assault Incident Procedure Act contains new requirements for law enforcement authorities and hospitals to improve their response to sexual assault victims. Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Services Implementation Task Force The Implementation Task Force was created by Public Act 100-0775 to assist Hospitals and Approved Pediatric Health Care Facilities with implementing changes to the Sexual Assault Survivors Emergency Treatment Act (SASETA). Public Act 100-0775 significantly amends SASETA to ensure quality medical forensic services are provided to all sexual assault survivors.
Outreach and Education Activities Crime Victim Services staff conduct outreach and educational trainings and workshops to inform victims about the compensation program and other services we provide.The Division also coordinates educational opportunities to help build the capacity of advocates, vendors and criminal justice system professionals. For more information, please contact our Outreach Specialist, Kim Murray, at 312-814-2468, or kmurray@ilag.gov.
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Agencies should develop policies and procedures to recognize and address the needs and rights of crime victims during each contact; support, provide access to resources, and assist victims as they continue to interact with the criminal justice system; and act as a liaison to appropriate victim assistance and service agencies.
There are two types of compensation: (1) Crime Victims' Compensation and (2) Emergency Medical Care Compensation - Sexual Assault Exam. You can apply as a victim or a claimant for either compensation using the same application. You must be 18 years of age or older to apply to CVC. If the victim is under the age of 18 or deceased, an individual authorized to act on their behalf such as a parent or legal guardian must apply as a claimant. 2ff7e9595c
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