New Mobile Intervention Team Launched to Support Victims of Crime
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A specialized unit is now available to provide on-site assistance and resources to individuals affected by criminal activity.
WASHINGTON, D.C.- A new resource is available for victims of crime in the District. The Office of Victims’ Rights has launched a Mobile Intervention Team designed to provide immediate support and connect individuals with necessary services.
The team will respond directly to locations where crimes have occurred, offering on-site crisis intervention, emotional support, and information about available resources. This initiative aims to reduce the immediate trauma experienced by victims and ensure they receive timely assistance.
Services Offered by the Mobile intervention Team
The team will respond directly to locations where crimes have occurred.
The Mobile Intervention Team offers a range of services, including:
- Crisis intervention and emotional support
- Information and referrals to victim services
- assistance with safety planning
- Connection to resources such as counseling, shelter, and legal aid
How to Access the Mobile Intervention Team
Victims of crime can access the Mobile Intervention Team by contacting the Office of Victims’ Rights. The team is available 24/7 to respond to calls for assistance.
For more information, individuals can also submit anonymous crime tips or event permits through the appropriate channels.
Frequently Asked questions
- What is a Mobile Intervention Team?
- A Mobile Intervention Team is a specialized unit that provides immediate on-site support to victims of crime, offering crisis intervention, emotional support, and connection to resources.
- How can I access the Mobile Intervention Team?
- Victims of crime can access the mobile Intervention Team by contacting the Office of Victims’ Rights. The team is available 24/7 to respond to calls for assistance.
- What services does the Mobile Intervention Team provide?
- The Mobile Intervention Team offers crisis intervention, emotional support, information and referrals to victim services, assistance with safety planning, and connection to resources such as counseling, shelter, and legal aid.
