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Have you or someone you know been a victim of a crime?
Crime hurts - physically, financially, and psychologically - for weeks, months and even years after the crime
occurs. Personal injuries and financial burdens are often compounded by unexpected emotional turmoil
affecting all aspects of a person's life.
The Crime Victim Advocacy Center of St. Louis (CVAC) is here to listen and help. We provide resources,
counseling, advocacy and referral for victims of crime and their families. In 2006, more than 100,000
serious crimes were reported in our area. Each one has a victim. We give victims a voice.
Founded in 1972 as Aid for Victims of Crime, CVAC was the first victim assistance program in America. We
offer a wide range of services for individuals, whole communities and other organizations and institutions
seeking to improve their services to victims of crime.
Crime hurts - physically, financially, and psychologically - for weeks, months and even years after the crime
occurs. Personal injuries and financial burdens are often compounded by unexpected emotional turmoil
affecting all aspects of a person's life.
The Crime Victim Advocacy Center of St. Louis (CVAC) is here to listen and help. We provide resources,
counseling, advocacy and referral for victims of crime and their families. In 2006, more than 100,000
serious crimes were reported in our area. Each one has a victim. We give victims a voice.
Founded in 1972 as Aid for Victims of Crime, CVAC was the first victim assistance program in America. We
offer a wide range of services for individuals, whole communities and other organizations and institutions
seeking to improve their services to victims of crime.
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Restorative Justice
Community Conflict Services
of Metro St. Louis
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Crime Victim Advocacy mental health
services are certified by the Missouri
Department of Mental Health.
services are certified by the Missouri
Department of Mental Health.
Visit us at these online sites:
24-hour hotline
314-652-3623
or in Illinois
618-979-9822
314-652-3623
or in Illinois
618-979-9822
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