These resources are for victims of different types of crime, and the people who support them.
You can download these resources and view them on your device, print them, or order printed copies from us.
Download a range of Victim Assist factsheets.
Primary or related victims can apply online or by post using a downloaded application form.
You can download the following forms to complete on your device or on paper:
Learn more about financial assistance for victims of crime.
You can include bank details on your application form or provide them separately using the Notification of banking details form.
A special primary victim can ask a counsellor, doctor, psychologist or domestic violence worker to complete a special primary victim report. This form can be used to give us information about the crime and the victim’s injuries.
Learn more about reporting requirements.
Victim Assist Queensland may ask for health practitioner reports about the victim’s injuries and treatment. Practitioners can download and use the following medical report forms.
The Director-General, Department of Justice (DoJ) may issue a guideline under section 131 of the Victims of Crime Assistance Act 2009.
Current technical guidelines:
The Director-General, DoJ may issue a table of costs under section 132 of the Victims of Crime Assistance Act 2009.
The table of costs outlines reasonable costs that a victim of violence can claim. This is not an exhaustive list, which means costs that aren’t on the list may still be claimed.
For more information, see Claiming recovery expenses.
You can order free, printed copies of any Victim Assist Queensland resource by emailing VAQcommunications@justice.qld.gov.au.
