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Visit Our Sister SiteThe Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program is assisting the Twin Falls Police Department in response to the August 1, 2026, shooting at the In-N-Out restaurant.
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Learn MorePer Idaho Senate Bill 1293, verification of lawful presence is no longer required to apply for Idaho crime victims’ compensation.
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The Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP) provides financial assistance to victims of crime and, in some cases, their family members for expenses directly related to criminally injurious con...
ln the event of a mass violence crime victim related incident the Crime Victims Bureau Chief will coordinate a CVCP Ready Response Team. The team will be ready to provide necessary assistance warrante...
Learn more about how to file an application, eligibility requirements, benefits, covered expenses, insurance, and more.
If CVCP is paying you directly as a Provider (vendor), you must first set up a vendor profile through the State of Idaho’s Controller’s Office.
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The Crime Victim Compensation Program (CVCP) is dedicated to supporting individuals who have experienced the devastating impact of crime. We provide financial assistance to help cover essential costs such as medical expenses, mental health, and lost wages (economic support), enabling victims to focus on their recovery and rebuilding their lives. We sincerely regret that you find yourself in this situation, as it means you have encountered a crime. Please know that our mission is to assist you during this difficult time and to ensure you have access to the resources and support you need.
Healthcare and service providers can use the forms here to submit treatment plans, progress reports, and related documentation for reimbursement through the Idaho State Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP). Please ensure all forms are fully completed and signed before submission. Signed applications and supporting documents may be submitted by mail, fax at (208) 332-7559, or email to cvcp.admin@iic.idaho.gov.
The Idaho State Crime Victims Compensation Program operates in accordance with Idaho statutes and established administrative rules. The resources below outline the laws, policies, and program guidelines that govern eligibility, covered services, provider requirements, and claim procedures. Providers, claimants, and other stakeholders are encouraged to review these materials to better understand program requirements and ensure compliance.
Click on the brochures listed below to view. You may also order hard copies of these brochures for your organization or personal use. See the bottom tab for información en español.
We are happy to answer any questions you have about the Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP). Whether you need clarification on eligibility, the application process, or the benefits available, our team is here to provide the information and support you need. Please feel free to reach out with any inquiries you may have!
The Crime Victim Compensation Program (CVCP) is dedicated to supporting individuals who have experienced the devastating impact of crime. We provide financial assistance to help cover essential costs such as medical expenses, mental health, and lost wages (economic support), enabling victims to focus on their recovery and rebuilding their lives. We sincerely regret that you find yourself in this situation, as it means you have encountered a crime. Please know that our mission is to assist you during this difficult time and to ensure you have access to the resources and support you need.
Healthcare and service providers can use the forms here to submit treatment plans, progress reports, and related documentation for reimbursement through the Idaho State Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP). Please ensure all forms are fully completed and signed before submission. Signed applications and supporting documents may be submitted by mail, fax at (208) 332-7559, or email to cvcp.admin@iic.idaho.gov.
The Idaho State Crime Victims Compensation Program operates in accordance with Idaho statutes and established administrative rules. The resources below outline the laws, policies, and program guidelines that govern eligibility, covered services, provider requirements, and claim procedures. Providers, claimants, and other stakeholders are encouraged to review these materials to better understand program requirements and ensure compliance.
Click on the brochures listed below to view. You may also order hard copies of these brochures for your organization or personal use. See the bottom tab for información en español.
We are happy to answer any questions you have about the Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP). Whether you need clarification on eligibility, the application process, or the benefits available, our team is here to provide the information and support you need. Please feel free to reach out with any inquiries you may have!
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The Crime Victim Compensation Program (CVCP) is dedicated to supporting individuals who have experienced the devastating impact of crime. We provide financial assistance to help cover essential costs such as medical expenses, mental health, and lost wages (economic support), enabling victims to focus on their recovery and rebuilding their lives.
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