CITC’s Victim Services offers culturally sensitive services for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, stalking and victims of other crimes.
Victim Services
CITC’s Victim Services offers culturally sensitive services for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, stalking, and dating violence.
Our personalized case management includes:
- Emotional support and safety planning
- Assistance with writing a protective order
- Education about the criminal justice system
- Court accompaniment
- Assistance applying to the Violent Crime Compensation Board (VCCB) to cover crime related expenses or needs.
- Referrals to services and resources such as:
- Housing
- Health care
- Behavioral health
- Recovery services for substance misuse
- Employment
- Additional legal service providers
CITC’s holistic approach combines case management with legal services to provide comprehensive, culturally grounded support.
Our legal services team can provide:
- Legal representation in long term protective order hearings
- Legal consultations regarding family law matters including divorce and custody
CITC’s Victim Services engages community partners in regular outreach and community events and provides comprehensive trainings on the following topics:
- Domestic Violence
- Sexual Assault
- Human Trafficking
- Stalking
ELIGIBILITY
Victim Services provide quality, culturally responsive support to Alaska Native & American Indian people.
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subsidized & unsubsidized employment
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total new employees recruited
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