125 NW Chehalis Ave.
P.O. Box 337
Chehalis, WA 98532

Phone
360.748.6601

Toll Free
800.244.7414

Español
360.880.0515

Fax
360.748.6630

Email
info@hrnlc.org

	
Our Core Values at the Human Response Network

Commitment

Trust

Honesty

Competence

Compassion

Ensuring the safety and well being of our clients is our number one priority.

BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN VICTIMS AND THE SERVICES THEY NEED.

Crime Victim Advocacy for
Mason-Thurston-Lewis-Grays Harbor-Pacific
Counties

We offer FREE and CONFIDENTIAL services for Victims of Crime.

If you need urgent assistance between the hours of 5pm and 8am, please call Human Response Network at 1-866-711-2826. Select option 4 to speak with an advocate.

For further information and useful links online, please see our website at www.cvan11.org. If you do not have your own internet access, local libraries often have free internet access available.

WHO WE ARE

We are a network of advocates working with victims of crime. Examples of crime you may be afflicted by:

Identity Theft
Vehicular Assault
Vehicular Homicide
Robbery
Hate Crimes

Assault
Homicide
Property Crimes/Burglary
DUI/DWI Injuries
Vulnerable Adults
Child Abuse


Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault are not a part of our program, but we will gladly refer victims of these crimes to any services that are needed.

 

Toll Free 24 Hours
1-866-711-2826

Thurston County
2000 Lakeridge Dr SW, Bldg 2, Rm 258
Olympia, WA 98502
Office: 360.786.5601
Cell: 360.528.1174

Lewis County
125 NW Chehalis Ave
PO Box 337
Chehalis, WA 98532
Office: 360.748.6601
Cell: 360.880.5273
Pacific County
103 6th St, Suite 1
PO Box 342
Long Beach, WA 98631
Office: 360.642.2639
Cell: 360.304.2486

Mason & Grays Harbor Counties
807 W. Railroad Ave
Shelton, WA 98584
Office: 360.426.9726 x107
Cell: 360.528.1179

The mission of the Crime Victims Advocacy Network
is to protect the rights and dignity of
crime victims by providing support, referrals
and advocacy in a compassionate, proactive and
empowering manner.

WHAT WE OFFER

24 Hour Toll Free Crisis Line: 1-866-711-2826
INTERPRETER SERVICES AVAILABLE

Crisis Intervention
~ Assess immediate needs, concerns and safety issues.
~ Assist victims in identifying and prioritizing relevant needs and options.
~ Provide support both over the phone and in person.

Information and Referral
~ Explanation of community/public programs and assistance determining eligibility.
~ Referral to local resources that may assist with the many issues associated with crime victimization.
~ Accompany victims when accessing services or resources in the community.

Systems Advocacy
~ Acting in support of victims when working with public service providers, creditors, employers, insurance companies, landlords, etc.
~ Aid victims in obtaining medical care that respects victims' choices and rights.
~ Assistance applying for restitution in criminal cases and retrieving property from law enforcement.

Community Education and Outreach
~ Provision of information to the public and public service providers about crime victimization, violence and available resources.
~ Participation in community education events and presentations to public or private groups regarding crime, advocacy and rights.

Legal Advocacy
~ Explanation of statutory rights of crime victims and assistance in navigating the criminal justice system.
~ Accompaniment to hearings and interviews.
~ Referral for child/respite care and transportation arrangements to attend court.
~ Facilitation of requests by victims to be notified when offenders will be released to transferred in custody.

CRIME VICTIMS COMPENSATION

Washington State Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVC) provides medical, mental health and financial benefits to eligible victims or survivors of victims of crimes. Advocates will provide CVC applications to any victim of crime that may be eligible. Explanation and assistance when completing the application is offered as well as assistance in the appeal process if the application is denied.

YOU HAVE RIGHTS!

~ The right to be reasonably protected from the accused;
~The right to reasonable, accurate and timely notice of any public court proceeding or any parole proceeding involving the crime or any release or escape of the accused;
~ The right to be reasonably heard at any public proceeding in the Superior Court involving release, plea, sentencing or any parole proceeding;
~ The right to full and timely resolution as provided by law;
~ The right to be treated with fairness and respect for the victim's dignity and privacy.

WE WILL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ENSURE YOU ARE AFFORDED THESE RIGHTS