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Victims of Crime Counselling in Victoria

Experiencing a crime can be deeply distressing and life-altering. Many people seek counselling not only to process what has happened, but to regain a sense of safety, stability, and control in their lives.
 

In Victoria, counselling can be funded through the Victims of Crime Financial Assistance Scheme (formerly VOCAT). If you have been affected by a violent crime, you may be eligible for up to 20 funded counselling sessions. An application to the scheme is required in order to access this support.
 

I can assist by providing counselling quotes and supporting documentation as part of your application, and by offering trauma-informed counselling once funding is approved. If you are unsure about your eligibility, the application process, or where to start, you are very welcome to get in touch.
 

You are welcome to email or call to discuss your situation and the process in a confidential, no-pressure conversation.

How to access Victims of Crime Counselling in Victoria

Need help with the process?

If you’re unsure where to start or have questions about applying, you’re welcome to email or call to talk it through. We can discuss your situation and what support might be available to you.

Need Legal Support?

We have a list of trusted lawyers who can support you to complete your FAS Application

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