New Zealand Council of Victim Support Groups

New Zealand Council of Victim Support Groups

Victim Support is here 24/7 for people directly affected by crime and traumatic events.

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Manaaki Tāngata | Victim Support is here 24/7 for people directly affected by crime and traumatic events, including their whānau and witnesses. We support people to feel informed, empowered, safe and able to cope with the impact.

We provide tailored, immediate and short-term emotional support, practical assistance, information and referrals to other agencies, plus support through the criminal justice system.

Our support is free and available even if you don’t report the crime to the Police.

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Victim Support is here 24/7 for people directly affected by crime, suicide and traumatic events.

We provide emotional support, practical assistance, information and referrals to other agencies, plus support through the criminal justice system.

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