How do I claim victims compensation NSW

You can call the victims access line on 1800 633 063.The charter of victims rights outlines 18 rights for victims of crime in nsw:There are three ways that you can make a compensation or restitution claim against the offender.Give us a call if you are a victim.Support and information services include:

• applying to the criminal court when the perpetrator is convicted;Like all medicines, vaccines can have side effects (also known as adverse events).The scheme provides for victims to be compensated for medical expenses, lost earnings, justice expenses and funeral expenses (where relevant).In new south wales there is a body victims compensation law which allows the victims of crime to be compensated with public funds as result of crime.If you have been injured by a violent crime, we can help you with:

Almost all of these are mild and resolve within a few days.You might be able to get compensation by:Financial assistance for immediate needs is intended to help pay for things you need urgently to be safe and healthy because of the violent crime.Financial support for continuing costs up to $30,000 for primary victims, parents of a child victim, or immediate family of a homicide victim.The court will usually decide whether to make the order at the same time you are sentenced.

A maximum of 22 hours of counselling under the nsw government's victims' support scheme.Witnesses are able to make a claim for their expenses from attending court, such as travel and meals.• making a application to nsw victims' services & support scheme;Family members of a homicide victim (family victim), can use the form to declare travel expenses incurred as a family victim as a direct result of the act of violence.If you are facing financial difficulty, contact your bank as soon as you can.

Aboriginal victims of crime can call the aboriginal contact line on 1800 019 123.