What is your relationship to the victim? 22. Apart from English, is there another language you would like us to use when communicating with you? 23. A person may deem themselves vulnerable if they are unable to take care or protect themselves or others from harm or exploitation. - Would the victim consider themselves as vulnerable? If yes, please provide a brief summary of the vulnerability: 24. Victim Support Services (VSS) provide free and confidential information, support, practical help and advice to victims and witnesses of crime, their families and friends, regardless of when it happened. They also work closely with a wide range of organisations and if a victim/witness needs specialist help that they can’t provide they will contact them to organise the support they need. Victim Support Services offers: Staff and volunteers who are trained to listen, give information and feedback Emotional support similar to counselling, helping people to cope and move forward after a crime Practical help such as completing application forms for criminal injuries compensation and insurance forms. Assistance with getting medical treatment, getting re-housed or dealing with the Criminal Justice System over the course of a trial. If you wish to be referred to victim support, please tick
What is your relationship to the victim? 22. Apart from English, is there another language you would like us to use when communicating with you? 23. A person may deem themselves vulnerable if they are unable to take care or protect themselves or others from harm or exploitation. - Would the victim consider themselves as vulnerable? If yes, please provide a brief summary of the vulnerability: 24. Victim Support Services (VSS) provide free and confidential information, support, practical help and advice to victims and witnesses of crime, their families and friends, regardless of when it happened. They also work closely with a wide range of organisations and if a victim/witness needs specialist help that they can’t provide they will contact them to organise the support they need. Victim Support Services offers: Staff and volunteers who are trained to listen, give information and feedback Emotional support similar to counselling, helping people to cope and move forward after a crime Practical help such as completing application forms for criminal injuries compensation and insurance forms. Assistance with getting medical treatment, getting re-housed or dealing with the Criminal Justice System over the course of a trial. If you wish to be referred to victim support, please tick
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