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Victim Support Service Inc.

 

Victim Support Service Inc. (VSS) is a community based, not-for-profit organisation operating from eight offices across South Australia. Qualified professional staff provide a comprehensive range of services including Victims of Crime Compensation for people who have suffered as a result of a criminal offence. This includes individual victims of crime, their families, friends and the wider community.


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    • Counselling
    • Advocacy
    • Court Support
    • Support Groups
    • Training & Consultancy
    • Community Education

 

Adelaide Office at Halifax Street


New Items!

The following documents are new to our website:

 

2010 Pre-Election Issues Paper

 

Press Release - Victims Get 30 Years

 

 

Whyalla News

For six months, commencing in February 2009, Victim Support Service published a monthly article in the “Whyalla News”. Each month introduced a different ‘victims of crime’ related topic to readers. We hope to have these articles reproduced in other country newspapers across South Australia. See below for copies of published articles.

 

Victim Support Services Available in Country Areas (published 19 February 2009)

 

Common Reactions after a Crime (published 19 March 2009)

 

Community Costs of Crime (published 16 April 2009)

 

Should I Report to Police? (published 21 May 2009)

 

Court Support (published 18 June 2009)

 

Providing Support for Victims of Crime (published 23 July 2009)

 

 


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