If you or someone you know has been affected by a violent crime, CalVCB may help eligible victims and their families with crime-related expenses. See link in bio for further information. #WithSurvivors

💜 CalVCB staff wore purple for Wear Purple Day in recognition of #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth. We stand with survivors and encourage victims of domestic violence to seek help and apply for compensation. Visit the link in our bio to learn more. 💜

This weekend, CalVCB staff proudly attended My Sister’s House’s annual Run for a Safe Haven event! 🏃‍♀️💜 CalVCB can provide financial assistance for relocation, lost income, medical health services, residential security, and more to eligible victims. #DVAM

Last Fiscal Year, CalVCB provided more than 7.2 million in compensation to victims of domestic violence. If you or someone you know is struggling with domestic violence, CalVCB may be able to help. 💜 #WithSurvivors #DVActionMonth #DVAM2026

🪶 Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day Today, we honor Native American nations- celebrating their rich histories, distinct cultures, languages, traditions, and enduring connection to their ancestral homelands. Image features the Chumash tribe in Malibu. #indigenouspeoplesday

Last week, CalVCB staff connected with school counselors from across California at the 2026 California Association of School Counselors (CASC) Convention & Expo to share resources for victims of violent crime. #CalVCB #SchoolCounselors #VictimSupport #MentalHealth #CASC

You matter. Your privacy matters. 💙 CalVCB keeps the information you share confidential, helping you feel supported throughout the application and bill reimbursement process. See link in bio for further information

The impact of a crime can mean medical bills, mental health treatment, finding a safer place to live, or needing home security. If you or someone you know has been impacted by a violent crime, CalVCB may be able to help with eligible crime-related expenses. See link in bio

More than 10 million Americans experience domestic violence every year. CalVCB provides financial assistance for relocation, lost compensation, medical health services, residential security, and more. 💜 See link in bio. #WithSurvivors #DVActionMonth #DVAM2026

Last month at the Californias State Capitol, CalVCB was proud to join tribal communities across the state in honoring California Native American Day. 🧡 CalVCB may help victims of crime pay for medical and dental treatment, relocation, funerals and burials. See link in bio.

Children of domestic violence victims who witnessed or heard the crime are considered direct victims and may be eligible for assistance. You don’t have to navigate recovery alone. 💙 See link in bio.

October is #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth (DVAM), a month to raise awareness about domestic violence, support survivors, educate the community, and stand in solidarity in the fight to send it. 💜 #WithSurvivors #DVActionMonth #DVAM2026

Did you experience a violent crime while visiting California? Tourists, college students, and people visiting on business are all eligible for help paying crime-related bills. Learn more at link in bio.

CalVCB provides financial assistance to eligible victims and their families for certain expenses related to violent crime. Save this post. Share it with someone who may need it. See link in bio for additional resources.

Last week, CalVCB staff presented at the California Crime Victims Assistance Association Basic Advocate Training. CalVCB helps an advocate begin their career by supporting them with the resources and information they need to help victims.

CalVCB is a safety net program that helps cover gaps in your insurance. We can help pay bills for crime-related injuries. See link in bio to learn more

CalVCB offers several ways to apply for compensation. Advocates can help victims fill out CalVCB applications. Advocates work with victims and CalVCB throughout the compensation process. Link in bio

September is Latino Heritage Month, an annual observance from September 15 to October 15. We recognize the contributions and influence of Latino culture to California’s achievements, culture, and history.

CalVCB Executive Officer Lynda Gledhill attended the 15th annual SART (Sexual Assault Response Team) Summit in San Diego and participated on a panel focused on meeting survivors where they are and expanding access to state resources across California’s diverse communities.