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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🏡🔒 Did you know CalVCB may help pay for home security?

Your safety matters. Eligible home security expenses directly related to a crime may qualify for reimbursement of up to $1,000.

✨ Visit link in bio⁠ to learn more about eligibility.

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This #VeteransDay, CalVCB thanks the brave people who protect our nation.

CalVCB offices will be closed today, Nov 11th in observance of Veterans Day and will reopen tomorrow, Nov 12th. ❤️🤍🩵

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CalVCB is proud to stand alongside California’s First Peoples. Last Saturday, CalVCB staff proudly attended the Third Annual National Native American Heritage Month Parade.
CalVCB has a $70,000 benefit to eligible qualifying crimes.
See link in bio.
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

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Support and resources should be accessible to everyone.
CalVCB offers publications in 25+ languages to help individuals and families learn about available support and benefits. 🌎✨
Explore our resources and find information in your preferred language, information in bio.

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October is #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth

(DVAM) is 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

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Our Domestic Violence Fact Sheet has been updated!
This resource provides key information to help victims of domestic violence. Available to download in bio. Want copies for your organization? Visit the link in our bio to request printed fact sheets delivered directly to you!

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Last Year, CalVCB paid more than $1.8 million to help victims of domestic violence move to a safer place.

CalVCB provides a $3,418 relocation benefit for victims of crime. See link in bio for more information.

See link in bio

#WithSurvivors
#DVActionMonth
#DVAM2026

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CalVCB staff joined @sacstate for Office of Equal Opportunity’s Love Fest last week to raise awareness about domestic violence and share resources available to support survivors Together, we can raise awareness, connect survivors with resources, and make a difference. 💜🐝#DVAM

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CalVCB needs to confirm a crime happened, domestic violence victims don’t need to report the crime to law enforcement. Documents from domestic violence organizations, medical staff, or courts can work, too. See link in bio for more information.

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Last week, CalVCB held our Regional Conference in Southern California. We connected with fellow victim advocates for a workshop focused on building knowledge, sharing resources, and strengthening the support provided to victims and survivors.

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Advocates assist claimants throughout the application process, including applying for compensation and submitting bills.

Community organizations and government partners can now use CalVCB’s Advocate Portal to help victims of crime file applications online.

See link in bio

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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

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💜 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. 💜

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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

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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

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🪶 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

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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

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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

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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

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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