CalVCB Connection
Friday, February 27, 2015

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Activities Work to Break the Cycle of Violence

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By Lindsay Sweetnam, Program Director, La Casa de las Madres Over 38 years ago, in 1976, a dynamic coalition of Bay Area women gathered t...
Monday, February 2, 2015

It’s Time to Talk

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By Julie Nauman , VCGCB Executive Officer For many, February is known as a month for romance and strengthening our relationships. Unfortu...
Friday, January 23, 2015

Break Free and 3Strands Global, Inc. Join Forces to Combat Human Trafficking

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Two Organizations with One Vision By Ashlie M. Bryant, Global Executive Vice President, Development and Outreach, 3Strands Global, Inc. ...
Friday, January 9, 2015

In the Fight Against Human Trafficking, Why Truckers?

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By Lyn Thompson, Co-Founder, Truckers Against Trafficking When working on a strategy to fight human trafficking, one of the first steps s...
Thursday, December 18, 2014

Staying Safe on the Road: Interview with Judy Utter of MADD

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Earlier this month, we sat down with Judy Utter, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Victim Services Specialist, to talk about their victim...
Monday, November 3, 2014

Ending Domestic Violence Year-Round

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By Shaina Brown, Public Affairs and Communications Associate, California Coalition Against Sexual Assault As we close out Domestic Violen...
Thursday, October 2, 2014

Melissa Melendez: State Needs Tougher Domestic Violence Laws

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By Melissa Melendez , California State Assemblymember (R—Lake Elsinore) Over the last month, America’s favorite sport has provided a spot...
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The Victim Compensation Board (CalVCB) can help pay unreimbursed expenses that result when a violent crime occurs. Victims of crime who have been injured or have been threatened with injury may be eligible for help from CalVCP with costs including medical and dental treatment, mental health services, funeral and burial expenses, home security, residential crime scene cleanup and emergency relocation. If a person is disabled as a result of the crime, CalVCB also assists with wage loss, dependent support loss, job retraining and home or vehicle modifications. Local county victim advocates can help with the process and with urgent needs such a moving expenses – first and last month's rent, deposits and temporary lodging – if a victim needs to relocate for their own safety or emotional well-being. To find out if you qualify for assistance from the CalVCB, please visit our Who's Eligible page at http://victims.ca.gov.
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