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Find similar grantsViolent Crime Victims Assistance (VCVA) Grant is sponsored by Illinois Attorney General's Office. Provides state-administered funding to agencies that support survivors of violent crime, including domestic violence and sexual assault. Grant-funded direct services connect survivors with essential information, crisis assistance, legal advocacy, and recovery resources.
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The Attorney General’s Violence Prevention and Crime Victim Services Division helps victims and families on their road to recovery with trauma-informed, statewide programs and resources.
Services Brochure - English Crime Victim Services Brochure - Spanish Crime Victim Services Brochure - Polish Crime Victim Services Brochure - Simplified Chinese Crime Victim Services Brochure - Tagalog Crime Victim Services Brochure - Traditional Chinese Crime Victim Compensation The Crime Victims Compensation Bureau provides financial assistance to eligible victims of violent crime and their families.
Eligible applicants may receive reimbursement up to $45,000 ($27,000 for crimes before 8/7/22) for expenses incurred by victims as a result of a violent crime. Some of the expenses that are eligible for compensation include, hospital and medical expenses, funeral and burial costs, relocation expenses, and lost wages.
Crime Victim Compensation Statewide Victim Assistance Program 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 involved in cases that are being prosecuted by the Office of the Illinois Attorney General.
Violent Crime Victim Assistance Grant The VCVA Program provides grant funding for agencies and organizations who provide victim and witness services and victim advocacy. The VCVA fund is supported by fees from convicted offenders. Learn More About the Violent The VINE System provides victims with up-to- date information on the custody and/or case status of an offender.
The VINE system is also available online at www. vinelink. com.
Victims can register for an automatic notification of a change in a case or custody status of an inmate. Notifications are available by email, text message or call.
the VINE Notification System Address Confidentiality Program The Illinois Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) provides survivors of domestic violence, sexual and stalking, and their household members with a substitute address to use as their home, school, and addresses, instead of the actual addresses.
The ACP Substitute Address helps prevent perpetrators from Domestic Violence Prevention Resources The Attorney General's Office offers numerous programs and services aimed at protecting the rights and well-being of those affected by domestic violence.
The office also supports organizations that work with More About Domestic Violence and Prevention Crime Victim Services staff conduct outreach and educational workshops to help service providers better assist crime victims in obtaining financial assistance through this program. The Division also coordinates educational opportunities to help build the capacity of victim service providers and criminal justice system professionals.
Training opportunities provide up-to-date information on victim-related topics and promising practices in service delivery. For more information, please contact Laurie Collier at Laurie. Collier@ilag.
gov . In addition, the office circulates a newsletter to survivor and victim advocate groups that support
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations with 501(c)(3) status, local/county governments, and tribal organizations providing direct victim services in Illinois. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Violent Crime Victims Assistance (VCVA) Grant are due February 5, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Violent Crime Victims Assistance (VCVA) Grant is funded by Illinois Attorney General's Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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