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VICTIMS SERVICES/RESOURCES

Victim Notification
OCVA Guide to Crime Victims Services
Office for Victims of Crime
National Organization of Victim Assistance
National Center for Victims of Crime
Crime Victims Compensation
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Crisis Clinic Resources
Address Confidentiality Program (ACP)

IDENTITY THEFT

Privacy Rights Clearinghouse
Federal Trade Commission-Identity Theft
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Free annual credit report
OnGuard Online (internet-based ID theft)

ELDER ABUSE

Aging and Long Term Support Administration at DSHS
Washington State Area Agency on Aging 
Long Term Care Planning Kit – US Dept of Health and Human Services
Family Caregiving Alliance (Washington State Programs)
Report Abuse and Neglect in WA State

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

WA Anti-Trafficking Response Network
www.humantrafficking.org/
Federal Office for Victims of Crime Trafficking Resources

HOMICIDE

Victim Support Services
Justice for Homicide Victims
National Center for Grieving Children and Families
Parents of Murdered Children

DOMESTIC TERRORISM AND MASS VIOLENCE

Federal Office for Victims of Crime Resources

CIVIL JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME

National Crime Victims Bar Association

MISSING CHILDREN/ADULTS

www.ncmec.org – National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
Amber Alert
www.theyaremissed.org

CRIMINAL JUSTICE/ COURT RESOURCES

Indeterminate Sentencing Review Board
WA Department of Corrections Victim Services Program
Victims’ Terms Glossary & Crime Victim Specializations
WA State Courts
Washington State Bar Association
United States Department of Justice

CRIME VICTIMS WITH DISABILITIES

Disability Rights WA
Disability resources online
Civil Rights and Federal Victim Resources
Federal Resources from Disability.gov

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Article 1, Section 35 of the Washington State Constitution and RCW 7.69 provide crime victims with statutory rights. We will make every effort to ensure you are afforded these rights.

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