If you would like to voice your opinion on the impact of SB-68 on the civil justice rights of crime victims, please call your state representatives immediately. CVAC takes the position that we favor civil justice actions that fairly compensate crime victims and not sure this does,

A bill, Senate Bill 68, has been introduced in the Georgia General Assembly that could threaten the civil justice rights of crime victims. SB 68 would impose limits on the rights of crime victims to recover damages

CVAC believes that crime victims need to be aware of pending Georgia legislation that may affect them. HB3, like the Brady Law, requires universal background checks and CVAC voted to support that. HB63 discusses penalties for failing to secure loaded firearms

If you are a law enforcement or corrections officer who was physically or emotionally harmed during a crime the CVAC organization would like to help you for free. We offer a helpline and support group that is confidential at 770.333.9254. Please feel free to call.

Consider becoming a crime victim's advocate. Complete the OVC TTAC VAT online course for 40 hours to be National Advocate Credentialed by OVC.

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@cvachris.bsky.social If you are a victim of crime call CVAC at 770.333.9254. We can help with free grief counseling. www.cvaconline.org

I have written two books that may help you: Redeeming the Wounded, and In Step With The Spirit: Thank God by B. Bruce Cook on Amazon.

After my step=brother was murdered I did not get better for many years until I found a support group led by Brooks Hunnicutt. Talking the grief out and talking it through really helped. Zoom groups Tuesday/Thursdays at 7PM. Call 770.333.9254 to enter.

Victim of violent crime? Call CVAC at 770.333.9254. www.cvaconline.org