Those accused or convicted of a crime have the constitutional right to receive food, shelter, legal assistance, medical care, counseling, and other services from the State and Federal Governments; however no such rights exist for victims of crime.
Our agency offers a variety of services to crime victims and their families to help ease the physical, emotional, and financial impact of their victimization regardless of gender, race, religious affiliation, or financial status.
The Center encourages cooperation with the criminal justice process, works to educate the public about victims' issues, and by promoting a better understanding of the reality and impact of violent crime in every community, hopes to prevent similar tragedies from occuring.
Our Services include:
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Information and Referrals |
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Individual & Family Counseling |
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Community Crisis Response |
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Compensation Assistance
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Group Counseling |
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Resource Library |
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Long-term Support
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Speakers Bureau
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Training
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Advocacy |
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