Have you been affected by hurt, harm, or crime in Washington state? Share your feedback confidentially!
The Washington state Office of Crime Victims Advocacy (OCVA) is running a statewide survey to learn what support people in Washington need after experiencing hurt, harm, or crime — and what makes it hard for them to get help. The results will guide future funding, services, and policies, and will show how well current services are meeting people’s needs.
Take the survey if:
– You are a Washington state resident ages 18+
– You or someone you care about has been the victim of hurt, harm, or crime
The survey is anonymous and available in English and Spanish. It takes about 20 minutes. You do not need to have ever reported a crime to participate. The survey is not connected to law enforcement, immigration, or the courts, and taking it will not affect your benefits, services, or immigration status.
Take the survey before August 16: https://wa-survivors.com/OCVA-NeedsAssessment