You may be eligible for help with crime-related costs after a violent crime.

The Texas Attorney General’s Crime Victims’ Compensation (CVC) Program helps victims and their families by covering costs like medical bills, counseling, lost wages, and more to aid in your recovery.

Understanding how the program works can help you navigate the process more easily. From eligibility to covered costs, knowing what to expect can make a difference. 

Learn more about the CVC Program's process 

For a detailed look at specific parts of the CVC program, choose one of the options below:

Eligibility: Find out who can get help and what the minimum program requirements are.

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How to Apply: Get step-by-step instructions on how to apply for compensation.

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Covered Costs: See what types of expenses the program can pay for.

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Appeals: Learn what to do if your claim is denied or if you disagree with a decision.

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If you or a loved one has been affected by a violent crime, this program may provide the financial relief you need to focus on healing.

Additional Information

Victims' CVC Portal Guide
Collateral sources: What victims need to know about how readily available resources affect CVC payments.