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View fullsize After experiencing violence, you may not know where to find certain information or help. As survivors of violence, we struggled with this ourselves. We’ve created helpful guides to walk you through some of these things including: -How to app
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View fullsize This #policyfriday: The Crime Victims Fund can be a light at the end of the tunnel - helping service agencies that support families and victims after violence and also reimbursing individuals for funeral, medical, and other costs through Crime Victi
View fullsize The criminal legal process can be confusing and overwhelming after experiencing violence. We have a guide to the criminal legal system (specific to Orleans Parish) on our website: www.crimesurvivorsnola.org. Click on CRIMINAL LEGAL PROCESS in our
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While every effort has been made to provide accurate information, your case will have its own particulars, and some procedures may change. This guide is intended to assist survivors of violent crime in understanding the confusing and sometimes overwhelming events that typically occur after such a crime; however, it is not intended to provide legal advice. You should always consult with licensed professionals as well as the officials involved with your case. You can request information from higher in the chain of command (at whatever agency you are dealing with) when appropriate. While we must use formal legal terms to describe various official processes, we try to use inclusive language wherever possible.

Crime Survivors NOLA is a group of Greater New Orleans survivors and advocates who share information and resources for survivors of violence. Crime Survivors NOLA was previously supported, in part, by VOCA Subgrant Number 7349 awarded by the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement through the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the DOJ or LCLE.