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2013 OVC Report to the Nation: Fiscal Years 2011-2012 'Transforming Today's Vision into Tomorrow's Reality'

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Report to the Nation Home | Message From the Director | Exhibits

Introduction: Three Decades of Progress
Crime Victims Fund
VOCA Compensation and Assistance: The Numbers
VOCA Compensation: The Stories
VOCA Assistance: The Stories
Domestic Violence
Sexual Assault
Child and Youth Victimization
Identity Theft and Financial Fraud
Tribal Communities
Human Trafficking
Terrorism and Mass Violence
Special Populations
Training and Technical Assistance
Public Awareness

Exhibits

Exhibit 1. Crime Victims Fund Cash Flow, FYS 11 and 12 (In $ Millions)

Exhibit 2. Crime Victims Fund Deposits and Funds Available for Distribution

Exhibit 3. Number and Amount of Victim Compensation Paid in FYS 11 and 12, By Type of Crime

Exhibit 4. State Compensation Program Benefits Paid in FYS 11 and 12, By Type of Expense

Exhibit 5. Victims Served by VOCA Assistance Programs in FYX 11 and 12, By Type of Victimization

Exhibit 6. Services Delivered to Victims by VOCA Assistance Programs in FYS 11 and 12, By Type of Assistance

Exhibit 7. Nationwide Performance Indicators for VOCA Assistance Programs

Office for Victims of Crime
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The Office for Victims of Crime is a component of the Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.