Help Shape Future Support for Victims in Warwickshire

Have you been affected by crime in Warwickshire? Your voice matters.

The Police and Crime Commissioner is encouraging victims and survivors to share their experiences to help shape future support services across the county. A new Victims Needs Assessment is now underway, delivered independently by research specialists TONIC, to understand how well current services are working and where improvements are needed. 
 

The assessment will explore what has helped victims, what could be improved and how support can be made more accessible and responsive. It will also look at gaps in current provision to ensure victims receive the right help at the right time. 
 

Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe said: 
“Victims’ voices are essential in shaping the future of services in our county. This assessment is a key opportunity to understand what is working well, where there are gaps and how we can ensure support is consistent and focused on people’s real needs. I urge anyone who has been affected by crime, whether recently or in the past, to share their experience.” 
 

Your feedback will help inform future commissioning decisions and strengthen the support available to victims across Warwickshire.
 

📝 Take part in the short survey:
www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/warkvna/
 

📱 Prefer to talk?
Text ‘WARWICKSHIRE’ to 0735 604 9783 to arrange a confidential interview.
 

Thank you for helping us improve services for victims in Warwickshire.