• About Crime Victim Compensation in Michigan
If you suffered physical injury from a violent crime, the Crime Victim Compensation Program might be able to help. The program helps pay out-of-pocket medical expenses, lost earnings, and funeral bills. It also provides reimbursement for grief counseling, crime scene clean-up or other financial assistance. The application process is simple. You can either mail or fax in your application. Victim compensation is awarded as a last resort - publicly or privately sponsored insurances and court ordered restitution must be paid first. It typically takes 8-10 weeks to determine eligibility.

• Crime Victim Compensation Brochure 
Click here to view a brochure about eligibility, what kind of financial help may be available, when you should file a claim, how the claim process works, and other important information.

• What expenses are eligible for Reimbursement Effective 12-16-2010 
Eligible expenses effective 12.16.2010

• Application for Crime Victim Compensation 
Click here to view or download a copy of the application.

• Spanish Compensation Application and Brochure
Click here to view Spanish Compensation Brochure and Application

• Arabic Compensation Application and Brochure
Click here to view Arabic Compensation Application and Brochure

• Victims Only Toll-Free Number: 1-877-251-7373
For Victims only.

• Fax Number for Crime Victims Services Commission: 517-334-9462
Fax Number

• SAFE Response
Sexual Assault Forensic Exam

• About Crime Victim Rights in Michigan
Information about the Crime Victims Rights Act, the Michigan Crime Victim Notification Network, Michigan's constitutional amendment for crime victims' rights, and the criminal assessments act to support the Crime Victims Rights Fund.

• Constitutional Amendment for Crime Victims Rights
Excerpt from the Constitution of the State of Michigan describing the rights of crime victims, enforcement, and assessments against convicted defendants.

• Crime Victim Rights Assessment Report (After 12/16/2010) 
View the form used to report criminal assessments collected by Michigan courts. Assessments collected support the Crime Victim Rights Fund.

• Crime Victim Rights Assessment Report(Prior to 12/16/2010)
View the form used to report criminal assessments collected by Michigan courts. Assessments collected support the Crime Victim Rights Fund.

• Guidelines for Prosecuting Attorney Victim Rights Programs 
Click here to view the "Guidelines for Prosecuting Attorney Victim Rights Programs"

• Michigan Crime Notification Network Webcast

Michigan Crime Notification Network Webcast

• Michigan Crime Victim Notification Network Brochure 
Click here to view a brochure about a free, confidential, computer-based service that provides victims of crime with information and notification about crimes committed in Michigan.

• Spanish Michigan Crime Victim Notification Network Brochure 
Click here for Spanish Michigan Crime Victim Notification Network Brochure

• National Victim Notification Network
View the national database of defendant/inmate custody status and court information.

• About Crime Victim Assistance in Michigan
The federal Victims of Crime Act of 1984 (VOCA) ushered in a new era in crime victim assistance in America. In response to findings and recommendations issued by the President's Task Force on Victims of Crime and the Attorney General's Task Force on Violent Crime, VOCA established the first significant national program in support

• 2010 Annual Report 

• 2009 Annual Report 

• 2008 Annual Report 

• 2007 Annual Report