* Provides felony and misdemeanor prosecution. * Investigates criminal activities. * Offers Victim/Witness Assistance Bureau. Courtroom procedure notification. Counseling referrals. Compensation assistance. Early and continuous victim contact. Community outreach. Education of victims regarding the legal process.

The Suffolk County Crime Victims Center (CVC) provides vital trauma informed support services, information, and multi-agency service referrals for assistance to child and adult victims of sexual assault and to all victims of violent crime, all victims of hate crime and elderly, minor and disabled victims of property crime. The CVC will also assist you in completion of required documents to secure reimbursement for medical and essential personal property expenses related to the crime. Offers translation for 170 different languages.

Provides outreach for individuals who are primary or secondary victims of serious crimes such as domestic violence, sexual assault, homicide, manslaughter, DUI/DWI with injuries, assault with injuries, elder abuse or neglect, arson, burglary, robbery, human trafficking, hate crime, mass violence, financial crimes for victims over 60, vehicular victimization, home invasions, and critical incidents.

Can assist with New York State Office of Victim Services Program and confidentiality applications for the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP).

Provides assistance to victims and witnesses of crime. Services provided include: Assists with application for New York State Crime Victim Compensation; assists victims who have reported crimes to local law enforcement agencies; provides court preparation, accompaniment, and emotional support; offers referrals to counseling agencies, shelters, medical services, and others; and assists victims who are in need of information from Corrections, Parole, and Probation Services.

Provides support services for anyone who has been a victim of a crime. Services include advocacy and accompaniment to court, social service agencies, police department and health care services, counseling, transportation, translation, assistance with applications and information notification and more.

Provides outreach for individuals who are primary or secondary victims of serious crimes such as domestic violence, sexual assault, homicide, manslaughter, DUI/DWI with injuries, assault with injuries, elder abuse or neglect, arson, burglary, robbery, human trafficking, hate crime, mass violence, financial crimes for victims over 60, vehicular victimization, home invasions, and critical incidents.

Can assist with New York State Office of Victim Services Program and confidentiality applications for the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP).

Provides outreach for individuals who are primary or secondary victims of serious crimes such as domestic violence, sexual assault, homicide, manslaughter, DUI/DWI with injuries, assault with injuries, elder abuse or neglect, arson, burglary, robbery, human trafficking, hate crime, mass violence, financial crimes for victims over 60, vehicular victimization, home invasions, and critical incidents.

Can assist with New York State Office of Victim Services Program and confidentiality applications for the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP).

Provides comprehensive supportive services to crime victims, witnesses and their families. Advocates help victims understand the criminal justice process and their rights, assess their needs, and offer assistance with a trauma-informed, holistic approach. Services may include, but are not limited to: - Case management through updates and advocacy - Supportive counseling, crisis intervention and safety planning - Emotional support and accompaniment to court proceedings and prosecutor meetings - Assistance with New York State Office of Victim Services compensation claim applications - Assistance with victim impact statement submissions - Post-conviction support and education on probation, correctional and parole processes - Information and referrals to outside agencies - Specialized training to assist families of homicide victims, child victims, domestic/intimate partner violence victims, elderly victims and special needs victims