Office for Victims of Crime - OVC Report To Congress

OVC Report To Congress

OVC prepares a report to Congress every 2 years that details OVC's major undertakings during the past 2 fiscal years. OVC created the Focus On Series as a companion to its biennial Report to the Nation.

These biennial publications demonstrate how OVC works to improve the criminal justice response to victims, make services and resources more accessible, and expand the range and quality of services for victims nationwide and around the world.

2009 OVC Report to the Nation: Putting Victims First (December 2009)
This biennial OVC report (NCJ 226030) outlines the activities and accomplishments of the Office for Victims of Crime during Fiscal Years 2007 and 2008. Each section summarizes victims’ needs in that area and relates how funding from OVC makes a crucial difference in the lives of crime victims. Topics include the Crime Victims Fund—a powerful resource for supporting services to victims; meeting the needs of priority victims; victim funding in Indian Country; and funding and assistance for victims of international trafficking, terrorism and mass violence, identity theft, and domestic violence.

OVC Report to Congress Archives
2007 (FYs 2005–2006 2005 (FYs 2003–2004 2003 (FYs 2001–2002) 2001 (FYs 1999–2000)	1999 (FYs 1997-1998) 1997 (FYs 1995–1996) 1996 (FYs 1993-1994)

OVC "Focus On" Series
Focus On pages provide detailed information about current OVC-supported programs, including program background, goals, and objectives. Based on themes that reflect current OVC priorities, the Focus On series highlights programs that advance these priorities. The series is continuously updated as new programs that advance OVC priorities are developed.

OVC Focus On Archives

2005 (FYs 2003–2005)

2003 (FYs 2001–2002)

This document was last updated on December 18, 2009