Supporting victims is one of the PCC's priorities.
As a result, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire commissions a range of support services for victims of crime who reside in the County. These services include support for general victims, young people, domestic abuse victims, sexual assault victims and victims of stalking or harassment.
In addition to these services, there is also a Restorative Justice Service. Further information about all of these services can be found at www.nottsvictimcare.org.uk.
Government research shows that restorative justice helps victims to get answers to their questions, aids recovery and helps them to move on with their lives.
The Code of Practice for Victims of Crime lists the key entitlements that victims of criminal conduct are entitled to.
The Commissioner, with the Police, City and County Councils, is committed to ensuring victims and survivors get the help they need, as well as bringing perpetrators to justice and ensuring professional standards are upheld.
Victims' Strategy, Consultation and Research
When the PCC was elected he made a pledge to ensure that victims of crime are treated as people, not cases.
The action that is taken to promote the welfare of children and vulnerable adults and protect them from harm.