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Provides a hotline number to speak with an attorney and get advice on evictions; virtual clinics provided on Tuesdays at 4pm. can call in or join from computer to get general information on the eviction process or speak with an attorney; online toolkit walks renters through whatever stage of the eviction process they are in, helps them prepare for court, and provides template documents.

Provides a victim assistance program designed specifically to assist the Hispanic/Latino community.

Provides services to victims and witnesses of felony crimes. Services include court advocacy, escort, and support during all stages of the Criminal Justice process, notification and explanation of court proceedings, referrals to social service agencies, assistance in completing applications for reparations under the Ohio Victim Compensation Act, information regarding the Victim Impact Statement and victim's right to notification of parole hearings, and assistance in the return of property used in a criminal case.

Preserves the peace while protecting the lives and property of people in Beavercreek. This includes the enforcement of all laws and ordinances, preventing crimes, investigating criminal activities.

Provides victim support services to victims and witnesses of violent crimes. Services include crisis intervention, referrals to community resources, orientation to the criminal justice system and explanation of victim’s rights, case status information, court escort services, assistance in completing victim impact statements, and assistance in requesting compensation and restitution.

Provides a hotline number to speak with an attorney and get advice on evictions; virtual clinics provided on Tuesdays at 4pm. can call in or join from computer to get general information on the eviction process or speak with an attorney; online toolkit walks renters through whatever stage of the eviction process they are in, helps them prepare for court, and provides template documents.

Provides free, confidential crisis intervention to all victims of violent crimes and trauma, including victims of mass violence incidents. Offers emotional support and information. Provides assistance from first response at the crime scenes to court support throughout the justice system and includes the following services: - 24-hour Crisis Intervention: -- Debriefing, group crisis intervention, and individualized crisis intervention. -- 24-hour crisis hotline. -- Crime scene response and death notification. - Court Advocacy: -- Personal advocacy and action planning. -- Court accompaniment and assistance. -- Police and incident report follow-up. -- Protection orders and victim impact statements. -- Victim Information Notification Everyday (VINE). -- Victim rights education. -- Information on and assistance with the Ohio Crime Victim Compensation Program application. -- Children Who Witness Violence Program/Drop In Center.

Provides confidential crisis and advocacy services to victims of crimes occurring in Eastlake. Provides immediate crisis intervention to victims at the police station, hospital, or at the scene.

Assists elder crime victims (age 60 and older) with a variety of services such as safety planning, trauma support, support during investigations and prosecutions, emergency repairs, spiritual support, and mediation services whether or not anyone was arrested or prosecuted. Works closely with Adult Protective Services.

Administers the Ohio Crime Victims Compensation Program. Assists innocent victims of violent crime (resulting in injury) in recovering their economic losses suffered as a result of the crime. Maximum award of benefits to each victim per incident is $50,000. Assists only when recipient's funds are exhausted and there is no other source of compensation (such as insurance or settlement payments). Expenses eligible for compensation include reasonable medical expenses, mental health counseling (for specific types of crimes), ambulance services, funeral expenses, loss of wages, eyeglasses, dental work, replacement services (services victim can no longer perform), crime scene clean-up, evidence replacement, attorney fees relating to the application process, and other necessary services.

Provides access to victim advocates who can assist victims of crime. Services include

• Answering questions about crime victim rights, the criminal justice process, and related topics
• 24 hour response to law enforcement requests for intervention and assistance
• Crime victim escort and accompaniment
• Help with filing victim statements and compensation requests

Advocates may also provide referrals to other local resources and services that offer support to crime victims.

Provides legal advocacy, emotional support, and crisis intervention to victims and witnesses of a crime committed in Lake County. Answers calls from victims of domestic violence, sexual assult, robbery and other violent crimes.

Reduces barriers standing between Limited English Proficient (LEP) victims of crime and the Franklin county justice system. Assists victim during court appearances and other activities related to the criminal justice system.

Provides legal support to victims in preparing domestic violence petitions and referrals to legal representation as available in civil domestic violence cases.

The program offers accompaniment to court proceedings while providing support throughout the criminal justice process

Guardianship program for severely mentally disabled persons who are identified by the mental health/developmental disabled systems for services. All referrals must go through clinical issues meetings or the case manager supervisor.

Offers financial assistance for individuals and their family members who are innocent victims of violent crimes. Payments can cover medical and related expenses, counseling, wages lost, crime scene clean-up, funeral and burial expenses and other financial support.

Provides trauma recovery mental health services (counseling, therapy, and peer support) to victims of violence. Case management is provided to link the client to other community services as appropriate to their situation and needs. The case manager may also provide transportation to and from medical, court and legal appointments associated with recovery from the violent event. In some cases, temporary housing may be provided to clients who are receiving mental health services from this agency.

Offers crime prevention and safety programs in the areas of: fraud protection, child abuse prevention, juvenile delinquency prevention.

Provides crisis intervention and advocacy services to victims of crimes. Assists victims with concerns related to inmates and parolees. Notifies victims when there is a change in status of an inmate.

Provides legal service for victims of most crimes, including but not limited to victims of: - Theft. - Property crimes such as robbery, burglary, and vandalism. - Elder fraud and abuse. - Hate and bias crimes. - Domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, and sex trafficking. Legal services for victims of crime include: - Consultations. - Explanation of victims' rights. - Help filing a police report or talking to police. - Representation of victims throughout a criminal prosecution. - Filing protective orders. - Visas for human trafficking and victims of crime. - Asylum. - Aid in seeking repayment for damages that occurred as a result of a crime.

Provides a court advocate to assist victims of the crime of domestic violence navigating the court and legal system. Services may include assisting with protection order or victim compensation claims applications as well as answering questions about legal processes.

The Victim/Witness Division provides crisis intervention and supportive services to victims and witnesses of violent crime. Advocates provide specialized services to victims of sexual violence, domestic violence and survivors of homicide victims. Advocates respond to area emergency departments to provide crisis intervention and support to victims of sexual violence regardless of whether an offender is identified and/or prosecuted. Advocates work with families who have lost a loved one to a homicide and offer a monthly support group. Additionally, advocates are located at CARE House to provide services to child victims of physical and sexual abuse. Advocates are available to provide court advocacy and an explanation of the criminal justice process. Eligible victims are notified of and provided information and assistance concerning the Victim Compensation Program. Advocates also provide assistance to victims on post-conviction issues including parole hearings.

Provides support and court advocacy for domestic violence victims. Sponsors mutual support groups for victims. Accompanies victims to court appearances when necessary. Provides information and referral to help victims find safety and rebuild their lives. Also provides an anger management group where participants can learn to control and channel their anger in a more productive way.

Offers independent housing to individuals experiencing the disabling effects of a serious mental or psychological problem. HUD subsidized, 19 efficiency apartments.