This office has a dedicated staff that works to ensure that victims and witnesses of crimes committed in Cowlitz County receive the attention they deserve. Our staff is here to answer questions, attend court hearings and interviews with victims, assist in finding or applying for different resources, and much more.
Victims Rights in Washington
According to the Revised Code of Washington, all victims of crime have certain rights to which they are entitled, which is called the Crime Victims Bill of Rights.
The highlighted areas on the map represents the service areas around Washington State.
If this organization doesn’t offer exactly what you or your client needs, there are still plenty of ways to find the right fit. You can explore the full regional directory to discover other dedicated providers across the state. If you are searching for a specific service and coming up empty, please let us know! Sharing your experience anonymously helps us identify gaps in care and advocate for better resources in our communities.
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