Victims of crime act (voca) assistance funds typically are typically competitively awarded by the state to local community-based organizations that provide direct services to crime victims. NC/NCF.
The Klamath TribesThe Healing Winds Program will utilize Joint VOCA award to support of one Advocate position. The Advocate will serve Underserved populations as the Healing…
Canyon Crisis And Resource CenterDomestic Violence and Sexual Assault survivors are our primary focus as well as those that are homeless survivors with many underlying issues, such as trauma,…
$28,999
Confederated Tribes Siletz Indians"VOCA funding will continue to be used to support emergency services monies by including counseling an attorney fees and paid as a fee for service. A vast…
$11,190
Josephine CountyThis grant supports direct services for victims of crime
El Programa Hispano Catolico"VOCA SA will be used to fund EPHC’s anti-sex trafficking programming with .30 FTE Anti-Sex Trafficking Advocate. VOCA Underserved will be used to help fund…
$104,498
Josephine CountyThis grant supports direct services for victims of crime
Domestic Violence Resource Center, Inc.DVRC utilizes VOCA award to support salary for FTE's that provide the direct services to survivors of domestic violence. DVRC provides counseling services,…