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Victim Support Netherlands is there for you

All victims of crimes, traffic accidents or disasters deserve support. Every year we help hundreds of thousands of victims and surviving relatives. We can provide emotional support, help you get compensation for you damages, and support you in the criminal justice process. We will help you when you want it, in a way that suits you. Our services are always free.

Emotional support

We can help you deal with your stress.

Help with your compensation

If you have suffered loss or damage, it is natural to want compensation. We can help you make a list of all the damage. And advise you on how to get compensation.

Support in the criminal process

The criminal process is unfamiliar territory for many people. We help you make use of your rights and provide overview of the criminal process.

The website of Victim Support Netherlands is written in Dutch

You can use Google Translate to translate our website to English.

Important note: Google Translate translates only the actual text on a page. Any text that appears in an image, video or online tool is not translated.

More languages in Google Translate

The Translate toolbar at the top left of your page enables you to change the translation language.

Contact information

Do you want to contact us, but are you unable to call our phone number 0900-0101, because your phone provider does not allow phone calls to this number? To get in touch with us, you can try the following options:

You can reach us from Monday till Friday between 08.00 and 20.00, and on Saturdays between 10.00 and 17.00.

Get help and advice for your situation

What happened to you and what are the consequences? Answer these questions to get advice and tips tailored to your situation. What could you do yourself (online)? What can we do for you?

Are you supporting a victim? Have a look at the pages for helpers and for professionals.

Are you in immediate danger? Call 112 for urgent help.

You have the right to a free interpreter

Are you having trouble understanding the Dutch language? You can ask the police or Public Prosecutor’s Office for a free interpreter who can help you with different procedures, for example filing a police report or an informative conversation with the public prosecutor. You can also have the interpreter translate documents related to the criminal case.