Defining a ‘victim of crime’Victims of Crime HelplineVictims of Crime Assistance TribunalVictims of crime financial assistanceApplying for VOCAT financial assistanceOther types of compensationWhere to get help
Witnessing or experiencing a crime, particularly a violent one, can have long-term consequences. You might be physically injured during the crime or emotionally traumatised afterwards.
Anyone who is a victim of violent crime in Victoria is entitled to free help and may also be able to get financial assistance.
Being a victim of crime can be a difficult and confusing experience, and there are a number of professionals and organisations that can offer you support or advice during this difficult time
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Defining a ‘victim of crime’Victims of Crime HelplineVictims of Crime Assistance TribunalVictims of crime financial assistanceApplying for VOCAT financial assistanceOther types of compensationWhere to get help
Witnessing or experiencing a crime, particularly a violent one, can have long-term consequences. You might be physically injured during the crime or emotionally traumatised afterwards.
Anyone who is a victim of violent crime in Victoria is entitled to free help and may also be able to get financial assistance.
Being a victim of crime can be a difficult and confusing experience, and there are a number of professionals and organisations that can offer you support or advice during this difficult time