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The VictimConnect Resource Map is a searchable tool with national and local resources commonly used by our visitors. The resources can be filtered by categories, services, location, and keywords.
This is not an exhaustive list of resources or available options, but over time we will continue to add resources.
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Looking for additional resources? The Tribal Resource Tool is an online map of diverse resources for American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) survivors and victims of crime and abuse created in collaboration with the National Congress of American Indians, the Tribal Law and Policy Institute, and the NCVC.
Visit www.tribalresourcetool.org to access information about services for all ages and all crime types, in cities, suburban, and rural areas, both on and off the reservation.
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USAFV
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 907-581-1500
Fax: 907-581-4568
Website: www.usafvshelter.org
Category(ies): Assault, Child Exposed to Violence, Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Current or Recent), Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse Images, Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Elder Abuse or Neglect, Harassment, Human Trafficking (Labor), Human Trafficking (Sex), Other, Sexual Assault, Stalking, Teen Dating Violence, Violation of a Court (Protective) Order
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Domestic Violence Urgent/Acute Response, Financial or Material Assistance, General Social Services, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Other, Safety Planning, Sexual Assault/Rape Urgent/Acute Response, Transportation Assistance (Local), Transportation Assistance (Relocation), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): Alaska
USAFV provides crisis intervention, shelter, legal and other systems advocacy, and other services to people impacted by domestic and sexual violence, elder abuse, stalking, other crimes, and other crises. -
Utah Adult Protective Services
Phone: 1-800-371-7897
Website: https://daas.utah.gov/adult-protective-services/
Category(ies): Elder Abuse or Neglect
Service(s): Crime Reporting, Hotline/Information and Referrals
Location(s): Utah
Utah Adult Protective Services (APS) assists vulnerable adults and elders to stop and prevent abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Utah classifies a vulnerable adult as an elder adult, or a dependent adult who has a mental or physical impairment which substantially affects that individual’s ability to perform everyday activities. If you have reason to believe that the protected person has been abused, neglected or exploited you must immediately notify the nearest peace officer, law enforcement agency, or Adult Protective Services. You are immune from civil and criminal liability if you make that report in good faith. If you willfully fail to report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult you may be guilty of a crime. -
Utah Child and Family Services
Phone: 1-855-323-3237
Website: https://dcfs.utah.gov/services/child-protective-services/
Category(ies): Child Exposed to Violence, Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Current or Recent), Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse Images
Service(s): Crime Reporting, Hotline/Information and Referrals
Location(s): Utah
If you suspect child abuse or neglect is occurring please call our 24/7 hotline at 1-855-323-3237 or contact your local law enforcement agency. Utah law requires any person who has reason to believe that a child has been subjected to abuse, neglect, or dependency to immediately notify the nearest office of Child and Family Services, a peace officer, or a law enforcement agency. Abuse, neglect, or dependency of a child can be physical, emotional, or sexual. -
Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assualt
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (801) 746-0404
Website: https://www.ucasa.org/
Category(ies): Sexual Assault
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): Utah
We engage individuals and organizations in local and statewide collaborations to strengthen the effectiveness of sexual violence education, prevention, and response in Utah. -
Utah Department of Human Services – Division of Substance Abuse & Mental Health
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (801) 538-4171
Website: https://hs.utah.gov/
Category(ies): Other
Service(s): Medical/Health Assistance
Location(s): Utah
Work to strengthen lives by providing children, youth, families and adults individualized services to thrive in their homes, schools, workplaces and communities. Housed within our Department are multiple divisions and offices who collaboratively carry out this mission including the division of substance abuse and mental health -
Utah Domestic Violence Coalition
Phone: (801) 521-5544
Website: http://www.udvc.org/
Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner)
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): Utah
Utah Domestic Violence Coalition is a private non-profit organization recognized nationally for providing expertise concerning issues of domestic and sexual violence to member programs, community partners and others in Utah. As a 501(c)3 non-for-profit organization, Utah Domestic Violence Coalition is comprised of members from across the state and various disciplines, and a Board of Directors, all of whom are committed to end domestic violence in Utah through advocacy, education, collaboration, and leadership. -
Utah Legal Services
Phone: (801) 328-8891 (within S.L. county) (800) 662-4245 (outside S.L. County)
Website: https://www.utahlegalservices.org/
Category(ies): All Crime Types
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal)
Location(s): Utah
Committed to making equal justice a reality by providing free legal help in non-criminal cases to low-income Utahns. -
Utah National Guard
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (801) 432-4142
Other Phone: (801) 716-9254
Website: https://ut.ng.mil/Resources/Sexual-Assault-Response-Coordinator/
Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Harassment, Human Trafficking (Sex), Sexual Assault, Stalking
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Crime Reporting, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Domestic Violence Urgent/Acute Response, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Sexual Assault/Rape Urgent/Acute Response, Traditional Healing and Referrals, Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): Utah
Provide victim advocacy, resources, assistance and support for members of the Utah National Guard and their family members. -
Utah Office for Victims of Crime
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-800-621-7444
Website: https://justice.utah.gov/Crime/
Category(ies): All Crime Types
Service(s): Financial or Material Assistance
Location(s): Utah
UOVC provides financial compensation for victims of crime, administers and monitors Victim of Crime Act Compensation and Assistance grants and Violence Against Women grants, networks victim services across the state, provides enhanced training, and provides staff support to the Utah Council on Victims of Crime. This website offers an explanation of victims and witness rights, mental health treatment plans, victim compensation application and explanation, as well as VAWA reporting information and VOCA grant applications. -
ValorUS
Phone: (916) 446-2520
Website: https://www.valor.us/
Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner)
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): California
ValorUS® is a national organization committed to advancing equity and ending sexual violence. Since our founding in 1980, we have continued to build dynamic relationships across a diverse range of communities, institutions and systems, and mobilize our network of survivors and advocates to influence change. Through leadership, prevention, and advocacy, we are fearlessly pursuing a world free from violence where the dignity of every person is valued and respected. -
Vermont Adult Protective Services
Phone: 1-800-564-1612
Website: https://dlp.vermont.gov/aps/make-aps-report
Category(ies): Elder Abuse or Neglect
Service(s): Crime Reporting, Hotline/Information and Referrals
Location(s): Vermont
Vermont’s Adult Protective Services (APS) program is the primary unit of state government responsible for investigating allegations of abuse, neglect and exploitation of vulnerable adults under Title 33 of Vermont Statutes. -
Vermont Agency of Human Services – Department of Health
Phone: (802) 241-0090
Website: https://mentalhealth.vermont.gov/
Category(ies): Other
Service(s): Medical/Health Assistance
Location(s): Vermont
Provide help for people experiencing mental health needs and substance abuse. Works toward a comprehensive vision in which all Vermonters are healthy and well by providing programs, services, and supports in partnership with community organizations to support Vermonters in need. -
Vermont Attorney General
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (802) 828-3171
Other Phone: (800) 649-2424 – Consumer Assistance
Website: http://ago.vermont.gov/
Service(s): Crime Reporting
Location(s): Vermont
dedicated to the protection of the health and safety of all Vermonters. -
Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services
Phone: (802) 241-1250
Fax: (802) 241-4337
Website: http://www.ccvs.state.vt.us/
Service(s): Financial or Material Assistance, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): Vermont
provides compassionate, victim-centered services to victims of crime including crime victim compensation -
Vermont Department for Children and Families
Phone: (802) 241-2131
Website: http://dcf.vermont.gov/fsd
Category(ies): Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent)
Service(s): Crime Reporting, General Social Services
Location(s): Vermont
Ensure children and youth are safe from abuse, their basic needs are met, they abide by the law, and their families are supported to achieve these goals -
Vermont Department of Children and Families Child Protective Services
Phone: 800-649-5285
Website: https://dcf.vermont.gov/protection/reporting
Category(ies): Child Exposed to Violence, Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Current or Recent), Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse Images
Service(s): Crime Reporting, Hotline/Information and Referrals
Location(s): Vermont
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected, call 1-800-649-5285 to report it — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If a child is in immediate danger, dial 911 or the local police first. Then, call to make a report. -
Vermont Immigration Assistance Program
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (802) 831-1500
Website: http://www.vtbarfoundation.org/grantee-stories/vermont-immigration-assistance-program/
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil)
Location(s): Vermont
VIA has provided pro bono legal support to Vermont’s growing community of immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers since 2003, offering direct legal representation to non-citizens seeking legal status in the United States. The project provides assistance primarily in three areas: (1) help with VAWA Petitions and I-751 waivers (domestic violence); (2) U-Visa applications (victims of crime); and (3) asylum cases. -
Vermont Intelligence Center
Phone: (802) 244-8727
Website: http://vsp.vermont.gov/unsolved/missing
Service(s): Crime Reporting
Location(s): Vermont
collect, analyze, and disseminate intelligence information in an effort to identify, investigate, and prevent criminal activity and protect the citizens and critical infrastructures vital to our society including enforcement action such as filing a complaint against police officers. -
Vermont Legal Aid
Phone: 1-800-889-2047
Website: https://www.vtlegalaid.org/
Category(ies): All Crime Types
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal)
Location(s): Vermont
Strive to advance fairness and justice in the civil legal system, address the social and economic interests of our clients, especially vulnerable populations, and confront the underlying causes of poverty, discrimination and inequality by representing clients, providing them with legal information and advice, forms and other helpful tools testifying before the legislature or administrative committees and boards about how laws or rules impact Vermonters everyday -
Vermont Network Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (802) 223-1302
Website: http://www.vtnetwork.org/
Category(ies): Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner)
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): Vermont
The Vermont Network is Vermont’s leading voice on domestic and sexual violence. The Network is a statewide non-profit 501c3 membership organization which was founded in 1986. Our members are 15 independent, non-profit organizations which provide domestic and sexual violence advocacy to survivors of violence in Vermont. -
Vermont Secretary of State
Phone: (802) 828-0586
Other Phone: (802) 828-2363
Website: https://sos.vermont.gov/
Service(s): General Social Services
Location(s): Vermont
Help for victims, including connecting them with the Safe At Home Program and filing complaints -
Vermont Secretary of State’s Office – Safe at Home Address Confidentiality Program
Email: [email protected].
Phone: (888) 832-2322
Other Phone: (800) 983-9933 or (512) 936-1750
Category(ies): Assault, Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Gang Violence, Harassment, Sexual Assault, Stalking
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, General Social Services
Location(s): Vermont
Aim to help victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking, who have relocated or are about to relocate, in their effort to keep perpetrators from finding them They provide vicrims with a substitute address service and a protected records service, limiting a perpetrator’s ability to access public information that could identify the new location of a victim who is in the program. -
Vermont Victims Compensation Program
Phone: 1-800-750-1213
Website: http://www.ccvs.vermont.gov/support-for-victims/victims-compensation-program
Category(ies): All Crime Types
Service(s): Financial or Material Assistance
Location(s): Vermont
The Vermont Victims Compensation Program provides limited financial assistance to victims of crime. The financial loss has to be the direct result of the crime, and is not reimbursable through other sources, such as insurance. Offers a list of eligible crimes and expenses, as well as what expenses cannot be paid. There is a video explaining the program with ASL interpretation. -
Victim Assistance and Sexual Assault Program (VASAP)
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 240-777-1355
Fax: 240-777-1329
Website: https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/hhs-program/bhcs/vasap/vasapindex.html
Category(ies): Hate Crime, Sexual Assault
Service(s): Case Management/Advocacy, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Financial or Material Assistance, Hotline/Information and Referrals
Location(s): Maryland
The Victim Assistance and Sexual Assault Program (VASAP) assists victims of crimes such as rape/sexual assault, homicide, driving while intoxicated (DWI), car jacking, torture, hate crimes, arson, larceny, robbery, auto theft and vandalism. The program provides information and referral, advocacy, crisis and ongoing counseling, support and compensation services for victims of crimes committed in Montgomery County or crime victims who live in Montgomery County. Assistance is also provided to the victims’ families and significant others. Staff also works to educate public about issues related to sexual assault and rape, human trafficking and labor servitude and other issues. Speakers are available to participate in meetings and forums geared to public education. -
Victim Assistance Program
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 330-376-0040
Website: https://victimassistanceprogram.org/
Category(ies): Arson, Assault, Bullying, Child Exposed to Violence, Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Current or Recent), Child Physical Abuse or Neglect (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse (Current or Recent), Child Sexual Abuse (Historical), Child Sexual Abuse Images, Cyber Crimes, Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner), Domestic Violence (Non-Intimate Partner), Driving Under the Influence, Elder Abuse or Neglect, Financial Crimes/Fraud/Identity Theft, Gang Violence, Harassment, Hate Crime, Human Trafficking (Labor), Human Trafficking (Sex), Kidnapping (Custodial/Familial), Kidnapping (Non-Custodial), Non-Consensual Pornography, Other, Robbery/Theft/Burglary, Sexual Assault, Stalking, Teen Dating Violence, Terrorism and Mass Violence, Violation of a Court (Protective) Order
Service(s): Batterer Education/Batterer Intervention, Case Management/Advocacy, Children/Youth/Family Services, Crime Reporting, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Response, Domestic Violence Urgent/Acute Response, Employment/Education Assistance, Financial or Material Assistance, General Social Services, Hotline/Information and Referrals, Housing (Emergency/Short-Term), Identity Theft Recovery, Legal/Justice System Assistance (Civil), Legal/Justice System Assistance (Criminal), Safety Planning, Sexual Assault/Rape Urgent/Acute Response, Victim Rights Advocacy (Non-Direct)
Location(s): Ohio
OUR VISION is a world where all victims are healed. OUR MISSION is to empower our community to restore lives impacted by crisis, violence, and tragedy. OUR PURPOSE is to provide 24-hour crisis intervention, advocacy, and education to victims of crime and trauma and the professional community who serves this population. OUR HISTORY In 1972, help was non-existent for crime and trauma victims. In response to their overwhelming needs, Captain John Cunningham, Stella Long, the late Richard Kinsinger, and Robert Denton came together to form Victim Assistance Program. Formalizing services in 1974, under the leadership of Robert Denton, Victim Assistance Program pioneered comprehensive services from the crime scene through the criminal justice system, in a unique collaboration with the police, prosecutors, and the courts. Today, that tradition continues, and our community relationships allow Victim Assistance Program to help thousands of individuals transition from hardship to healing each year.
OUR TRAINED VICTIM ASSISTANCE SPECIALISTS ARE READY TO HELP.
