Alberta’s government is providing $6.8 million over two years to increase supports provided by front-line organizations to victims of crime. (Photo 25048346 © Ginasanders | Dreamstime.com)
Alberta providing funds for victims of crime to navigate justice system
Apr 5, 2024 | 12:34 PM
-
Share on Facebook
-
Share on Twitter
- Copy Link
The province is providing funding to help victims of crime navigate the justice system.
Alberta’s government is providing $6.8 million over two years to increase supports provided by front-line organizations to victims of crime. This funding is being provided through the Specialized Criminal Justice Navigator Grant program, which was launched in the fall of 2023.
The program provides funds to 20 non-profit organizations across the province, including child advocacy centres, sexual assault services, and specialized programs for victims of elder abuse, intimate partner violence, newcomers to Canada and human trafficking.
The organizations include:
