Anyone who has been a victim of crime in British Columbia, their family members and witnesses can use victim services.
Services include:

• Helping understand and deal with the effects of a crime
• Emotional support
• Referrals to other community agencies that can help
• Helping understand what happens in court and provide support and guidance through the court process
• Helping access information about and apply for financial benefits, if eligible

A victim service worker can provide support services such as:

• Helping victims talk to police
• Providing information about the criminal justice system, including help with peace bonds and protection orders
• Providing court support, including going to court with victims
• Helping complete a Crime Victim Assistance Program application to apply for benefits
• Helping to understand and prepare a Victim Impact Statement and an emergency safety plan
• Talking about the experience and helping people deal with emotions arising from being a victim of crime
• Notifying victims about the status of offenders in custody at provincial institutions

If you are interested in Chilliwack RCMP Victim Services, please contact:
Breanna Perens
604-702-4222
[email protected]

Victim Services information courtesy of gov.bc.ca, the official website of the Government of British Columbia