Program's main goal
The main goal of the Victims Assistance Program is to touch peoples’ lives in a respectful and sensitive way during a difficult time. We have a highly trained staff to add that "special care" that will assist people in the Town of Castle Rock.

The Victims Assistance Program provides support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to people who have been victimized by crime, traumatic experiences or suffered the loss of a loved one.

Trained volunteers
A group of trained volunteers help hundreds of families and individuals every year by providing information, follow-up support and referrals and by acting as a liaison between victims and the criminal justice system.

The Victims Assistance Program currently has eight volunteers, each of whom attends 40 hours of initial training as well as continuing education. They are given opportunities to attend specialized workshops or conferences throughout the year.

If you are interested in becoming a member of our Victims Assistance Volunteer Team, contact us or call 303-663-6110.

Funding
The Victims Assistance Program, part of the Investigations Division, is partially funded by a grant awarded annually by the Victims Assistance Law Enforcement Board. The funds are generated from fines and penalties assessed on individuals who have been convicted or have pleaded guilty to certain crimes.

Volunteer
Interested in becoming a member of our Victims Assistance Volunteer Team? Enroll in a 40-hour training academy beginning in April of 2013.To find out more about the program, the application process and commitment to working with victims contact us or call 303-663-6110. 

More information
For more information or to become a volunteer, email us or call 303-663-6110.