Directory of Crime Victim Services

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The Directory of Crime Victim Services is maintained by the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC).

Official Site

Goals

  • Help crime victims and service providers find non-emergency crime victim assistance programs.
  • Enhance access to services by providing comprehensive listings of support resources.
  • Facilitate connections between victims and services tailored to their specific needs.

  • *United States Department of Justice* (DOJ)
  • *Office for Victims of Crime* (OVC)

Creation

The Directory was developed and launched in 2003 by OVC to provide a centralized resource for crime victim services. It wasn't created by specific legislation but is part of OVC's mission to support victims of crime.

Funding

The Directory is funded through the OVC budget, which is part of the DOJ's annual appropriations. Specific funding amounts for the Directory are not publicly detailed, but it is maintained as an ongoing service to victims, subject to budgetary allocations.

Leadership

The title of the leader of the program is Director of the Office for Victims of Crime.

Website

https://ovc.ojp.gov/directory-crime-victim-services

Social Media Accounts

  • No specific social media accounts are listed for the Directory of Crime Victim Services, but updates might be shared through:
 * [*https://twitter.com/OVC_Office Twitter (X): @OVC_Office]

Wikipedia Article

No specific Wikipedia article exists for the "Directory of Crime Victim Services." Information might be found under broader topics like Office for Victims of Crime or Victims' rights.

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