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We would like to ensure that all crime victims receive proper treatment, respect and support which they are entitled
to by the criminal justice system.
In an effort to determine what services or benefits you may be entitled to, please call our office at:
Office (716) 876-8108, ext. 24
Fax (716) 995-2807
(Monday through Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm)
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What hurdles a crime victim faces:
Being treated disrespectfully by prosecutors, judges and defense
attorneys.
Not being notified of court dates.
Not being aware of victim compensation programs.
The process of rebuilding their lives.
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ALL OF OUR SERVICES ARE FREE, CONFIDENTIAL AND
INCLUDE:
• Compensation for out of pocket medical expenses,
prescriptions and co-pays
• Compensation for lost wages
• Compensation for counseling services
• Compensation for funeral and burial expenses
• Referrals (food, shelter, counseling, crisis)
• Home/hospital visits for seniors and disabled
• Assistance in completing victim impact statements
• Court accompaniment/advocacy
• Linkage to Police and District Attorney information
• Compensation for personal property (necessary for
health, welfare and safety)
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What a crime victim wants:
To be made to feel safe again in their community.
For the offender to be held accountable.
To take part in the criminal justice process.
For their community to stand behind them.
To rebuild their lives, to be made whole.
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What a crime victim needs:
Help in understanding their rights.
Help in negotiating the criminal justice system.
Access to crime victim services and advocacy.
To be believed and supported.
To be made whole.
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