After experiencing a crime, you can go through a range of emotions.
There are a range of support services available to support victims of crime and their families through a difficult time.
Human rights and specialist advice for victims of crime
Legal advice and services for victims of crime
Who you can contact for legal support, services, and advice.
24-hour counselling and support for victims of crime
Access 24-hour advice and support from a variety of counselling and crisis centres.
Support services for children affected by crime
Where to report concerns and potential risks affecting children.
Family violence information and support
You can find further information about family violence related information, reporting, and support options on our family violence pages.
The Orange Door provides help for people who are experiencing or using family violence. They also support with the care and wellbeing of children and young people. For more information and contact details visit the Orange Door website.
Crime prevention information
For information on upgrading security on your home or business, or for advice on personal safety, visit our your safety pages.
Information for victims of crime
After you have a made a crime report with police, we will provide you with further information and resources.
How Victoria Police helps crime victims
Anyone affected by a crime is a victim of crime.
Learn how crimes can affect you, how to report a crime, and how Victoria Police helps victims of crime.
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