Other Entitlements

As a victim of crime, you may be entitled to financial assistance from the Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS). You can still apply to the FAS even if the offender has not been identified, charged, or convicted. FAS applications are independent of any criminal trial.

You may also be entitled to make a claim with TAC (if the crime involved a motor vehicle) and WorkCover (if the crime occurred at a place of employment).
You may also seek compensation from the offender of the crime. If a court finds a person guilty and convicts a person of an offence then the offender may personally pay you compensation of an amount as the court determines. The application must be commenced within 12 months after the offender has been found guilty. An extension of time may be given under exceptional circumstances.
You may also seek compensation through civil court action, under common law, within 3 years from the date of act of violence.

Please complete the intake form below. All information is kept strictly confidential.

Personal Details

Are you Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander?

The Incident

Police Report

Has the crime been reported to police?

Injuries

How are you injured?

Counselling & Medical Expenses

Have you paid for past Counselling or Medical expenses?

Do you need future Counselling or Medical expenses paid for?

Safety & Security Expenses

Do you need past Safety / Security expenses paid for?

Do you need future Safety / Security expenses paid for?

Loss of Income & Property

Did you lose income because you were unfit to work due to your injuries?

Do you need replacement of your clothing that was damaged or lost as a result of the violence?

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