How much does our services costs?
All of our advocacy services are free.
Do I have to be a Sac and Fox Nation Tribal member to receive services?
No, we can help all crime victims in our jurisdiction and surrounding areas regardless of race or gender.
Do you only help with domestic violence and sexual assault victims?
No, we can help all victims of crime.
I have medical bills after the crime, can your program help?
The Oklahoma Crime Victim Compensation Program can help victims of crime with medical/dental bills, funeral expenses, future economic loss, traditional American Indian services, income loss, loss of support, counseling, crime scene cleanup and replacement services. One of our advocates can help you determine if you qualify for this or other programs, and can help you with the application process.
I haven’t reported the crime to the police, can you still help?
Yes, there is no requirement that you report to law enforcement to obtain our services.
Will I be required to file a petition for protective order to obtain assistance?
No, you do not have to file a protective order.
What is a safety plan?
A safety plan can help you strategize what to do to stay safe in the midst of an emergency situation.
What is a service plan?
A service plan is a plan working towards goals you have set out for you and your family.
What is a Victim Impact Statement?
A written or oral statement presented to the court at the Defendants sentencing. Victims and/or survivors have a legal right to inform the judge about how the crime has affected their lives and can ask that a defendant receives a particular sentence.
I filed a police report but I do not know what is happening. How can I find out?
One of our Advocates can assist you in finding out the status of your case and explain the process.
How can I find out if the suspect is still in jail or how will I know if they have been released?
You may search for an offender and sign up for victim notification services through VineLink which is a free and confidential service. You can sign up to be notified by phone or email. One of our advocates can walk you through the process.