Resources & Information
If you or someone you know has experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, child abuse, or another violent crime, help is available. The Idaho Council on Domestic Violence and Victim Assistance (ICDVVA) provides funding to victim service providers throughout Idaho so that they might connect individuals and families with resources, advocacy, shelter, legal protections, and other support services.
Whether you need immediate assistance, information about your rights, help finding local services, or guidance on obtaining a protection order, the resources below can help you take the next step toward safety and recovery.
Find Help
You are not alone. Trained advocates and victim service providers across Idaho are available to offer confidential support, safety planning, crisis intervention, referrals, and other assistance for victims of violence and abuse.
Victim Service Providers
Victim service organizations throughout Idaho offer a variety of services, including emergency shelter, advocacy, counseling referrals, legal assistance, safety planning, and support throughout the criminal justice process. Services vary by location and provider.
Protection Orders
If you are experiencing domestic violence, stalking or harassment, a protection order may help increase your safety. Learn about the differences between Civil Protection Orders (CPOs) and No Contact Orders (NCOs), how they work, and how to begin the filing process. Protection orders can prohibit contact, require an abuser to stay away from your…
Victims' Rights
Idaho crime victims have important rights within the criminal justice system. Understanding these rights can help you participate in the process, stay informed about your case, and access available protections and services.
What To Do After a Crime
Experiencing violence or abuse can be overwhelming. Knowing what steps to take after a crime can help protect your safety, preserve evidence, connect you with support services, and ensure you understand the resources available to you.
Whether the crime occurred recently or in the past, information and support are available to help you move forward.
