CalVCB

The official Twitter feed for the California Victim Compensation Board (CalVCB)- helping victims of violent crime in California with crime-related expenses.

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Taking the step to apply for help is a big one- and you don’t have to face it alone. CalVCB offers several ways to apply, so you can choose the option that feels most comfortable to you. Learn more: https://t.co/IaNumhjwl3

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"No one should have to navigate the emotional and financial impacts of violence alone," said CalVCB Executive Officer Lynda Gledhill.

State support is available to victims of the Oakland and San Diego mass violence events. Read the full news release: https://t.co/WBfxQRE64d

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CalVCB is here to make accessing help as barrier-free as possible. While crime reports are required for most applications, survivors of certain crimes can use other documentation to get the support they deserve.

💙Help is available: https://t.co/IaNumhjwl3

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Wishing peace and comfort on this difficult day. Family members of the victims of the San Jose VTA shooting have two years to apply for compensation. Witnesses of the crime may also apply. https://t.co/LAeBCmL4yf

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This Memorial Day, we remember the heroes who gave everything in service to our country.

CalVCB offices will be closed today and reopen tomorrow, Tuesday May 26th.

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Did you know? CalVCB does not require victims to use all their paid time off before receiving income loss benefits. Support is available even if you still have PTO remaining.

Find answers to more commonly asked questions on our FAQ Page: https://t.co/JURO7bc8mf

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Foster youth deserve access to essential services that offer safety, stability, and hope. 🩵

✒️ For minors applying to CalVCB, a parent or legal guardian must sign the application. Learn more: https://t.co/o55fK6HBBn

[San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria @MayorToddGloria]

Hate has no home in San Diego. We stand completely united with our Muslim neighbors against Islamophobia and this senseless act of violence.

My full statement:

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Our heartfelt condolences for the losses suffered in Oakland on May 16. Victims and family members of the victims may be eligible for compensation. Witnesses may also be eligible for compensation. Please visit our website for more information. https://t.co/LAeBCmL4yf

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Our heartfelt condolences for the losses suffered in San Diego today. Victims and family members of the victims may be eligible for compensation. Witnesses may also be eligible for compensation. Please visit our website for more information. https://t.co/LAeBCmL4yf

[Governor Gavin Newsom @CAgovernor]

Hate has no place in California.

To the San Diego Muslim community: we stand with you.

[San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria @MayorToddGloria]

.@SanDiegoPD has confirmed that there is no ongoing threat to the community.

Thank you to @SanDiegoPD, @SDFD, and all of our law enforcement partners who responded quickly to protect lives and secure the area.

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CalVCB Outreach Staff traveled to San Bernardino County last week to connect with local organizations and strengthen partnerships.

🔨CalVCB provides tools and resources to help organizations assist survivors on their path to recovery. https://t.co/rcMZe9LaDe

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CalVCB works to ease the financial burden that comes with healing after a violent crime. We can reimburse you for crime-related bills you’ve already paid or pay your provider directly.

✅All providers must be registered with CalVCB to receive payment: https://t.co/oevY7Qilxs

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Victims of violent crime can get their expenses reimbursed by CalVCB. CalVCB supports a wide range of violent crimes, including assault, homicide, domestic violence, human trafficking, and more.

🔗For a full list of covered crimes, visit: https://t.co/C1AaptR6x5

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CalVCB Executive Officer Lynda Gledhill attended last week’s National Association of Crime Victims Compensation Boards conference, where she also serves on the Board.

The annual event unites professionals nationwide to exchange ideas and advance support for crime victims.

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#NationalFosterCareMonth is a reminder that every child deserves access to the resources that help them heal, grow, and thrive.

CalVCB helps foster youth feel seen and supported through reimbursements for crime-related expenses: https://t.co/C1AaptR6x5

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CalVCB wrapped up Sexual Assault Awareness Month by standing in solidarity with victims on Denim Day. If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, visit https://t.co/nvo6Aau2AW to apply for help paying your crime-related bills. @TriValleyHaven

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CalVCB staff stand in solidarity with sexual assault survivors by donning denim on #DenimDay. 💙👖🩵

Denim Day is a worldwide reminder that clothing is never an invitation and the harmful myths about sexual violence must be challenged.

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Across California, victims of crime received over $44.9 million in compensation from CalVCB last year-- funds that help them access the care, safety, and stability they need.

🔗Visit our website for more information on how CalVCB can help: https://t.co/o55fK6HBBn

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