This blog we will
be looking at Victims Compensation and what you need to do in order to qualify
for it.
In New South Wales if you have been injured by an act of violence, such
an assault, a robbery, domestic violence or sexual assault, that took place in
New South Wales (NSW), you may be eligible for an award of compensation between
$7,500 and $50,000. Compensation can also be claimed in NSW if you are injured as a result of witnessing an act of violence or if you are injured while trying to prevent someone from committing an act of violence. Parents or guardians of children who are injured as a result of learning about the act of violence can also claim compensation.
Who can apply?
You are eligible to claim
compensation if:
- you are the victim of an act of violence and are
injured as a result.
- you are the member of the immediate family of a
homicide victim.
- you are injured as a result of witnessing an act of
violence.
- you are the parent or guardian of a victim and at
the time of the act and you are injured as a result of learning of the act
of violence.
- you are injured while trying to:
- prevent someone from committing an act of violence
- arrest someone who is committing an act of
violence
- help or rescue someone against whom an act of
violence is being committed
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