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What kind of support is available to victims after charges have been laid?

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What kind of support is available to victims after charges have been laid?

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The Victim/Witness Assistance Program offers support and responds quickly to any safety concerns you may have in the aftermath of violent crime. If you are a victim of violent crime and the police have laid criminal charges, you can be referred to the program by police or prosecutors. Once referred, the program will try to contact you as quickly as possible. Depending on the type of case and your needs, the Victim/Witness Assistance Program can offer a number of services, including: • Helping you find community resources • Providing you with emotional support and helping you find the support you need to address your safety concerns • Giving you information about the court system, your court dates and courtroom procedures • Helping you prepare for court • Assisting you in preparing a victim impact statement • Arranging for language interpreters. For more information, call the Victim Support Line, toll-free at 1-888-579-2888.

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