We support all victims of crime and trauma.

Available 24/7

We can help you cope with the effects of crime and traumatic events.

24-Hour Response

Volunteers and staff try to ensure that someone is available to respond to a crisis call 24 hrs/day, 7 days/week. Volunteers who respond to crisis calls are specifically trained.

Emotional Support

Help identify your needs & support you through the stages of victimization.

Crisis Intervention

Provide immediate support & guidance for anyone who is a victim or involved in a crime or traumatic event.

Court Services

If a situation leads to a preliminary hearing and/or trial stage, we can assist you with all facets of those processes by being at your side in a supportive role.

Referrals

We can connect you with organizations and agencies to help support you through the process such as mental health, legal aid, financial aid, security, and protection.

Guidance & Advocate

We can help explain the police & court procedures and act as a connection between the police and the victims to help facilitate the investigation and be an advocate for the victims’ needs.

As a victim, you have the right to be treated fairly and with respect.

Getting help is a positive step

If you are a victim of a crime or traumatic event, consider contacting our offices at your closest RCMP detachment or any one of the 17 other Victim Services Programs situated throughout Saskatchewan.

Reaching out is not a sign of weakness. It is a positive step to consider during traumatic times.

Volunteer as a Victim Support Worker

Victim Services is always looking for qualified and passionate volunteers to provide emotional support, information, referrals, and practical assistance to victims and witnesses of crime and trauma.

Our program helps victims through support, advocacy and information.