Since our inception, CVC has been deeply committed to addressing the challenges facing people experiencing homelessness, with a focus on creating low-barrier shelter solutions that preserve and advance equitable shelter solutions, honor human dignity, promote personal empowerment, improve public health outcomes, and provide pathways to stable ...

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Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) is a victim service program created by Colorado law to help crime victims recover financially from the physical and emotional injuries caused during a criminal act. The CVC program can help victims of certain crimes pay …

While no amount of money can erase the impact of a violent crime, Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) provides up to $30,000 in reimbursement for expenses related to violent crime, including: and other expenses. The CVC Program can help pay bills from a crime even when the person who did the crime was not arrested or found guilty at trial.

The Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) program provides financial assistance to victims of violent crime. CVC can help with a variety of costs associated with the aftermath of a crime, which can sometimes include medical and dental care, mental health support, loss of income, crime scene cleaning services, and burial expenses.

Colorado’s Crime Victim Compensation law 24-4.1-100 created 22 different Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) programs that are in each judicial district across the state. The monies for victim compensation programs come from fines that the court orders paid for convictions of felony, misdemeanor and some traffic offenses.

You must be 18 years age or older to apply for Crime Victim Compensation (CVC). If the victim is under the age of 18, deceased, or incapacitated, an individual authorized to act on their behalf such as a parent or legal guardian must apply on their behalf as the claimant.

CVC is committed to addressing and bridging the gaps in services for people experiencing homelessness by offering low-barrier, trauma-informed shelter in an equitable manner that amplifies the voices of those experiencing homelessness and …

The Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) program can provide financial assistance for certain crimes and specified services. Not all crime victims or crime-related losses are eligible for reimbursement or payment. To request an application or if you have questions, contact the CVC program staff at 720-913-9253 or [email protected].

Colorado receives federal Victim of Crime Act (VOCA) CVC grant funds from the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC). These funds are critical to supplement local CVC programs for payment of the 31% of tangible financial losses that exceed local judicial district revenue.