Victims, survivors, and loved ones can apply for OVS compensation after a crime in New York — or if they’re NY residents affected by a terror attack abroad.

The easiest way: connect with a Victim Assistance Program.

ovs.ny.gov/connect

Crime can bring unexpected costs — even after insurance.

OVS may be able to reimburse victims and survivors for medical, counseling, or travel expenses.

Learn more: ovs.ny.gov/ovs-brochure

Not sure where to turn after a crime?

OVS works with over 200 Victim Assistance Programs across New York that offer counseling, advocacy, and help applying for compensation.

Find support: ovs.ny.gov/connect

Everyone has a right to clear information. The New York State Office for New Americans provides free resources and support for all New Yorkers, including immigrants.

Use the link to learn more. dos.ny.gov/know-your-ri...

OVS partners with agencies and organizations across New York to protect victims’ rights and expand the services available to survivors of crime.

To learn more about what types of resources and services are available near you, visit ovs.ny.gov/connect.

OVS stores unreported sexual offense evidence collection kits for up to 20 years in a secure, monitored facility.

Learn more: ovs.ny.gov/sexual-offense-kits

On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, OVS reaffirms our commitment to accessible, inclusive services for all victims and survivors of crime.

Learn more: ovs.ny.gov/connect

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that everyone deserves dignity, equality, and safety. This Human Rights Month, OVS continues our work to ensure victims and survivors across New York have the support and resources they need. Link: www.un.org/en/about-us/...