Rush County Victims Asstnce

Rush County Victims Assistance, Inc. operates as a sub-recipient on three federal grant awards from the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Victims of Crime program (VOCA), with all recent work funded through the Judiciary Courts of the State of Indiana as the prime grantee. The organization is a domestic violence crisis shelter and victims' assistance provider operating in rural Indiana and holds no federal contracts or prime contracting vehicle positions.

Rush County Victims Assistance, Inc. is structured as a U.S. local government entity (county-level) and has served Rush County as the only domestic violence agency and crisis shelter since its establishment in 2001, with crisis shelter operations active since 2010. The organization operates jointly with local law enforcement, county hospital, school corporation, churches, service organizations, and city and county government partners to deliver prevention and safety services across the county.

All three recent awards are VOCA sub-grant allocations dated October 1, 2024, supporting a two-year funding period through 2026 and directed toward supplementing the Executive Director's salary. Combined obligated funding across the three sub-awards totals $63 thousand. The funding flows through the Indiana Judicial Center (ICJI) as the prime grantee under the Department of Justice's Victims of Crime grant program. No federal contract footprint, IDVs, BPAs, or GWACs appear in the source data. The vendor's federal activity is entirely grant sub-recipient work limited to state pass-through domestic violence victim services funding, with no prime grant or contract capability and no vehicle positioning for task order competition.