The Montana Department of Corrections (DOC) believes that once the court process is over, victims and their families should be supported. The DOC's Victim Services team is here to help. Nothing can change what has occurred, but the liaisons hope to provide resources to make the journey ahead more understandable and supportive.

The mission of Victim Services is to inform, involve, educate and empower crime victims while enhancing community safety through positive collaboration. Please allow the Victim Services program to help you in making your voice heard. We're here to help. 

How To Contact Us

The DOC's Victim Services office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday except state and federal holidays.

Victim Services

• Helpline - (406) 444-0447 or Toll Free (888) 223-6332
• Regional - Community Victim Liaison
• Email - CORVictimLiaison@mt.gov
• Mail - P.O. Box 201301, Helena, MT 59620-1320
• Victim Services Flyer

The Victim Services program returns calls and emails within 48 hours. Leave a voicemail or detailed email including your name, number and any pertinent information after business hours, on the weekend, or on a holiday, calls/emails will be returned within 48 hours of the next business day.

If you are a victim of domestic or sexual violence who is experiencing a crisis and would like to speak to a community-based advocate immediately, call the National Domestic Violence Hotlineat 1-800-799-7233 or theNational Sexual Assault Hotlineat 1-800-656-4673. Please note that community-based advocates do not have access to information regarding incarcerated offenders. An advocate can assist you with general safety planning and provide referral to other community-based resources.

“My family has experienced great pain and devastating trauma as the result of the crimes committed against our children….[Working with the DOC victim liaison] was the first time I met someone who was actually primarily concerned with my wishes and with the well-being of my children. Her care, dedication and educated support were and are vital to my family’s recovery.” -Mother of a child sexual assault victim