National Center for Victims of Crime, Inc.

The Human Trafficking Capacity Building Center helps organizations and tribes start, sustain, or grow their anti-trafficking services by providing no-cost customized coaching, material development, and strategic planning support. As a program of the Office for Victims of Crime, the Center assists service providers in building their organizational capacity to aid all victims of human trafficking, navigating federal resources to support their work, and strengthening their partnership networks.

https://htcbc.ovc.ojp.gov/

Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) is a Department of Justice initiative to reduce violent crime nationwide by employing evidence-based methods, and it consists of approximately 100 task forces, including local law enforcement, judiciary, nonprofit, and other local components. PSN efforts have recently integrated victims’ and their families’ needs and experiences, with the National Center serving as a voice for victims and providing victim-centered training and technical assistance to all task forces.

https://www.ncvctta.org/

The Tribal Resource Tool is a local, trauma informed and culturally relevant web-based mapping tool for American Indian/Alaskan Native victims and survivors of crime. It currently holds over 1,000 resources and connects AI/AN victims of crime to local resources in their community.

It is a program within Victim Assistance to Support Tribes, a Center within the National Center for Victims of Crime. It was developed in coordination with the National Congress of American Indians and the Tribal Law and Policy Institute.

Access resources here: https://tribalresourcetool.org/

The National Training Institute is an innovative multidisciplinary conference that brings together leaders from across the country to discuss promising practices, research and innovative programs.

Learn more here: https://victimsofcrime.org/national-training-institute/

The National Hotline Consortium was formed in 2015 by a group of leading national victim service and crisis intervention hotlines seeking to work collectively to provide accessible high-quality survivor-centered services that are trauma and culturally informed. Collectively, it serves over 1 million survivors annually.

Learn more about the National Hotline Consortium, a project of the Center for Victim and Survivor Services, here:

https://victimconnect.org/about-us/national-hotline-consortium/

The VictimConnect Resource Center is a referral helpline where crime victims can learn about their rights and options confidentially and compassionately. VictimConnect Resource Center (VCRC) is a weekday phone, chat, and text-based referral helpline operated by the National Center for Victims of Crime.

Services are available for all victims of crime in the United States and its territories. Visitors to the hotline receive strength-based and trauma-informed services and referrals in over 200 languages.

Call, text or chat weekdays from 9-5 EST by contacting 1-855-484-2846 or visiting https://victimconnect.org/

The DC Victim Hotline operates 24/7 and provides free and confidential information and referrals for victims of ALL CRIME in the District of Columbia.
The DC Victim Hotline (DCVH) is a 24-Hour phone, chat, and text-based resource and crisis line for all crime victims in the District of Columbia. Visitors to the hotline receive strength-based and trauma-informed services and referrals in over 200 languages. The Victim Assistance Specialists who operate the hotline receive extensive training and mentoring to provide emotional support, information, and resources that empower visitors as they navigate the physical, emotional, legal, and financial consequences of crime.

The DCVH collaborates with numerous agencies to best serve visitors to the hotline and is an entry point into the District crisis service system for domestic violence shelters and sexual assault services.

Call or Text 1-844-443-5732 or visit https://dcvictim.org for 24/7 support.