The Michigan Crime Victim Compensation will include more benefits and opportunities for those who have been hurt and are trying to heal.
Anyone can become a victim of crime. The physical, emotional, and financial impact of trauma can last far beyond the crime itself. But you are not alone.
If you or someone you know is a victim of crime, certain expenses may qualify for Crime Victim Compensation coverage. This program may help pay out-of-pocket medical expenses, lost earnings, funeral bills, counseling, or other expenses for people who have been harmed as the direct result of a crime.
Contact the Michigan Crime Victim Compensation Program to learn more.
Applications should be submitted electronically, when possible, and via email. Email completed applications to MDHHS-MichiganCrimeVictim@Michigan.gov or fax them to 517-335-2439. Applications can still be submitted via mail to:
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Division of Victim Services
Crime Victim Services Commission
Grand Tower, Suite 1113
235 South Grand Avenue, PO Box 30037
Lansing MI 48909
Not sure if you’re eligible? Click here to learn more about eligibility requirements.
If you need help completing your application, contact your local county prosecutor. They can connect you with a victim advocate who can help with applying for compensation and navigating the criminal court process. To find your county prosecutor and their contact information, click here.
If you have questions about the Crime Victim Compensation program or the application process, you can also call the victim-only toll-free helpline (877-251-7373) or email us at MDHHS-MichiganCrimeVictim@Michigan.gov.
To learn more about Crime Victim Compensation, available benefits, and program eligibility, click here.
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