Information for victims of crime

If you have experienced a crime, it's important to know that support is available. Learn about the Victims Support Scheme, victims rights and other support and services available for victims of crime.

Support for victims of the Bondi Beach terrorist incident 

Support is available for the families of those who have tragically died and the victims who have been affected by the shootings at Bondi Beach on 14 December 2025.

For more information about the assistance available through the Victims Support Scheme and the Bondi Beach Victim Recovery Payment:

Crisis numbers and helplines

Find useful contacts, including support for domestic violence and sexual assault, housing, child protection, legal services and more.

Report a crime in NSW

Call Triple Zero (000) in an emergency. For non-emergencies, call 131 444 (Police Assistance Line). You can also confidentially report information about a crime to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online.
 

Have you been injured in a motor accident in NSW

Find out how the Compulsory Third Party Scheme can assist with medical, income and rehabilitation support after a motor vehicle accident.

Ask a legal question

LawAccess NSW is a free information service that can provide you with legal information and connect you with services that can help you.

Know your rights as a victim of crime

Victims of crime in NSW have rights under the Charter of Victims Rights. This includes the right to be treated with courtesy, compassion and respect.

Victims Support Scheme

The Victims Support Scheme assists victims of violent crime, modern slavery and road crime in NSW. Learn what you may be eligible for and how to apply.

Victims registers in NSW

A victims register allows victims of crime the option to stay informed about changes to the status of an offender.

National Redress Scheme

Support for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse through the National Redress Scheme. Learn more about the Scheme.

Specialist Victims Support Service

Support for victims navigating the forensic mental health system.

Going to court

Find useful information about going to court, including what to expect at court, giving evidence and victim impact statements.

Making a Victim Impact Statement

Victim Impact Statements tell the court about how a crime has impacted you. It is a chance for you to talk about how you feel and what has happened to you because of the crime.

Victims support and services outside of NSW

If you have been a victim of crime outside NSW, contact the victim support organisation in the relevant state. They will let you know what support is available.

Contact Victims Services

Call us

Victims Access Line: 1800 633 063
Aboriginal Contact Line: 1800 019 123
Mon– Fri, 9am to 5pm (excluding public holidays)

For the National Relay Service, call 13 36 77 (TTY) or 1300 555 727 (Speak and Listen).

For interpreter support, call the Translating and Interpreting Service on 13 14 50.

Email us

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