WCCVA is a broad-based coalition of crime victim service providers across the state of Washington, including community-based non-profit organizations, victim advocates in prosecutor's offices and law enforcement agencies, government-run victim services programs, and crime victim counselors. We provide support to our members in the form of training, technical assistance, and referrals. We also educate the public and policymakers on important victim issues. Since the early 1970's, Washington State has been at the forefront on victims' rights. Learn more about victim rights in the State of Washington here. Washington State has 13 regional Crime Victim Service Centers that provide advocate services to victims of crime. Learn about these agencies here. WCCVA welcomes new Executive Director WCCVA hires Toni McKinley as new Executive Director. Read more in the Announcements section. The following materials are supported by a grant from the Office of Victims of Crime, U.S. Department of Justice, Grant # 2006-VA-GX-0017. Points of view presented are those of WCCVA and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice. Disclaimer: Information contained in this site is not to be considered legal advice. WCCVA is not liable for results of actions suggested or information given. ©2008/2009 Washington Coalition of Crime Victim Advocates. Reproduce only with permission. Website created by Aakshara. Photography by Roger Stanley.