Attorney General's
Annual Report
2009
Current Objectives
Helping Victims Of Sexual Assault
The Sexual Assault Victim Emergency (SAVE) Fund helps victims of sexual assault obtain medical assistance after they have been attacked. The SAVE Fund makes medical exams available to victims of sexual assault in Oregon, regardless of their ability to pay. Find out if you are eligible for help.
Fighting Violence Against Women
The Oregon Domestic and Sexual Violence Services (ODSVS) Fund protects victims of domestic and sexual violence by supporting nonprofit shelters and service programs that help keep victims and their families safe and get them back on their feet. For more information about how to get help through ODSVS, contact the shelter or service nearest you.
Promoting Victims' Rights
If you are a victim of crime in Oregon know that you have certain rights. Sometimes you may have to request those rights before you can exercise them. Know your rights.
Protecting Crime Victims
As a federal prosecutor John Kroger saw first-hand the horrific and lasting impact violent crime has on innocent victims and their families. Now, as your Attorney General, he is deeply committed to protecting those victims inside and out of the courtroom.
The mission of the Crime Victims' Services Division is to stand up for and protect victims of violent crime in Oregon.
The Division:
- Helps victims of violent crime obtain essential medical treatment and counseling;
- Fosters programs that reduce domestic and sexual violence and child abuse;
- Promotes and defends victims' rights in the courtroom; and
- Provides victims with access to information and resources with a compassionate, responsive and dedicated manner.
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