Empowering Communities, Healing Hearts:
Victim Witness Services

Compassionate Support and Empathy in Times of Trauma in Northern Arizona

Who we are

Discover how we champion justice, empathy, and community solidarity to support victims, witnesses, and survivors throughout Northern Arizona.

What we do

Explore our trauma-informed, restorative, and holistic services tailored to empower individuals affected by crime and crisis, offering hope, healing, and practical assistance.

Where we work

Learn about our collaborative approach, spanning across the Northern Arizona region, ensuring victims, witnesses, and survivors find solace, resources, and community support when they need it most.

Become a Volunteer: Empower Change with Victim Witness Services

Join our dedicated team of volunteers and become a beacon of hope in our community. Your time and compassion make a real difference in the lives of victims and survivors. Whether offering crisis response support or spreading awareness through outreach efforts, you can help shape a brighter future for those in need. Explore our volunteer opportunities and make your mark today.

INTERNSHIPS

Discover rewarding internship opportunities with Victim Witness Services—click here to learn more!

EVENTS

Join us at upcoming events that make a difference—click here to learn more!

VICTIM COMPENSATION

Find out how victim compensation can support your journey—click here to learn more!

RESOURCES

Explore essential resources to help you or someone in need—click here to learn more!

If you or someone you know needs help, there are resources available to you. You are not alone, and you are not without hope.

Our Story

Victim Witness Services for Northern Arizona was incorporated in Arizona on November 21, 1984 as the Impact Crisis Team. A group of influential, concerned citizens came together to establish an organization designed to “meet the needs of victims of crimes and domestic violence including, but not limited to, crisis intervention, victim and witness advocacy and referral to social service agencies…” under the influential and powerful leadership of Joni Adams.