We provide information, emotional support, and referrals for victims of crime and tragedy. You don't need to be a victim of crime to speak with us.

In fact, some clients who see us are just in need of emotional or community support due to:

• Sudden death or suicide of a loved one
• Community tragedy
• Disasters (i.e house fire)
• Motor vehicle accidents
• Domestic violence or unhealthy relationships
• Sexual abuse
• Robbery/break and enter
• Elder abuse
• Family or personal mental health concerns

We also:

• Provide emotional support
• Provide Court Support
• Advocate for victims and their rights
• Provide general information about the criminal justice system and how it works
• Keep victims updated with information on what is happening with their court file
• Help prepare Victim Impact Statements and various other related court or government documentation in relation to your case.
• Applying for Emergency Protection Orders or Homeless Assistance Fund
• Referrals to specialized community resources
• Creating safety plans
• Helping to apply to the Victims of Crime Emergency Fund for victims of violent crime
• Run diversions as part of the justice system
• Give presentations to schools and the communities to reduce victimization