If you're a support worker, or your organisation has contact with victims of crime, Victims Support Agency has a range of publications available for order.
Simply complete the publications order form, and return it by:
You can preview the available publications by clicking the links below.
| A Victim's Guide to Support Services and the Criminal Justice System | A Victim's Guide to Support Services and the Criminal Justice System |
| Getting information about the offender: The Victims Register | The Victims Register can give eligible victims of crime information about the offender who was sent to prison for a violent crime committed against them. |
| Going to court - fact sheet | This fact sheet helps people affected by crime understand what to expect at court, and lists the support services available. |
| Guide to Victim Impact Statements | Explains what a Victim Impact Statement is, who can make one and how it is used in court. |
| How do you know if you've been affected by crime? fact sheet | Find out if you have been a victim of crime. |
| How to report a crime - fact sheet | If you believe that you are the victim of a crime or have witnessed a crime, you should report it to the police as soon as possible. It may seem like a frightening step, but the best way to get immediate help is through the police. |
| Information about the Victims Register - Easy English | This book is in Easy English. |
| Information about Victim Impact Statements - Easy English | This book is written in Easy English. |
| Information about violent crime - Easy English | This book is written in Easy English. |
| Rights for people affected by crime - fact sheet | This fact sheet explains what the Victims' Charter Act 2006 means for the rights of people affected by crime, and how they can expect to be treated as the case goes through the justice system. |
| Victim Impact Statements Made Easy | This form is designed to help young people who want to complete a Victim Impact Statement. |
| Victims Register Application Form | Use this form to apply to be on the Victims Register to get information about the offender. |
