Funding for victim support agencies

Part of the Victim support agencies topic

Victim Assist provides funding to not-for-profit victim support agencies in Queensland.


Victim Services Funding Program 2022–2027

Victim Assist has allocated more than $17 million over 2022–2027 to community organisations to provide free or low-cost services to victims of crime in Queensland. This funding is distributed across 5 streams:

  • Trauma-informed victim support for all victims
  • Trauma-informed specialised support for child, youth and adult victims of crime interacting with the criminal justice system, and for children and youth who provide evidence to court
  • Trauma-informed support for young and adult males who are victims of sexual violence
  • Trauma-informed support for young and adult victims of violent crime who have an intellectual disability
  • Trauma-informed support of people who have been affected by the crime of homicide.

Funding breakdown

OrganisationFunding
VictimConnect $1,480,000
54 Reasons $241,200
WWILD—Sexual Violence Prevention Association Inc $296,000
QHVSG—Queensland Homicide Victims Support Group $581,100
PACT—Protect All Children Today $844,200

A further $200,000 is invested every 2 years to provide one-off funding to community organisations to help strengthen the service sector and communities across Queensland to assist victims to get their lives back on track.

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