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Victims of Crime

Where can I get support if I am a victim of crime?

Victim Support Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire provide confidential support and information to victims of crime and to witnesses attending local courts.

Their trained local volunteers offer:

• someone to talk to in confidence
• information on police and court procedures
• liaison with other organisations on your behalf
• information about compensation and insurance matters
• contact with other sources of help.

Visit the Victim Support Oxon and Bucks website for more information.

How do I contact someone if I am a victim or witness of a crime?

Please use the contact details below:

Where can I find out more about Victim Support?

Visit our Domestic Violence page for information about this subject.

Visit the Victims of Crime section of the DirectGov website for advice about the use of force against intruders, victim support, child abduction,domestic violence and forced marriages.

Visit our Crime and Law Links page for useful links to other websites relating to these subjects.

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Page last reviewed 25 Apr 2008