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About Candace House
The Healing Haven
What We Do
Police Investigation
Talking with the Police
Identifying the body
Giving a Statement
The Police Process
If You're a Suspect
Victim Rights
Canadian Victims Bill of Rights (CVBR)
Manitoba Victims' Bill of Rights
Media
Court Process
Court & Trial
Preparing for Court/The Trial
The Court Process
Sentencing
Appeals
Judicial Review
Resources & Support
Manitoba Compensation for Victims of Crime Program
General Compensation
General Resources
Restorative Justice
Corrections & Parole
Prison
Parole
Glossary of Terms
Manitoba Compensation for Victims of Crime Program
I want to visit a counsellor or healing provider within my cultural community. Will Compensation for Victims of Crime cover expenses for visiting these providers?
What is covered and how is it decided?
What happens after I file a claim?
When can I apply for compensation?
How do I apply for compensation?
Who can apply to the Compensation for Victims of Crime program?
What is the Compensation for Victims of Crime Program?
