Detroit Police Victim Assistance Program Offers Support Resources
The Detroit Police Department Victim Assistance Program offers resources for DPIPV, crisis and safety, and survivor support. They can be reached at 313-833-1660 and their website is detroitmi.gov/node/10001. The program is associated with domestic violence, crisis and safety, sexual assault,…
Detroit, MI, July 29, 2026 — The Detroit Police Department’s Victim Assistance Program (VAP) is providing a range of resources aimed at supporting individuals experiencing domestic violence, crisis situations, and those who have survived various forms of harm. The program focuses on offering assistance related to Domestic and Partner Violence (DPIPV), crisis intervention, safety planning, and broader survivor support services.
Individuals seeking help can contact the Victim Assistance Program directly by calling 313-833-1660. Further information and resources are also available on the official City of Detroit website at detroitmi.gov/node/10001.
The services offered by the VAP are categorized under several key areas, including domestic violence support, general crisis and safety assistance, sexual assault resources, and comprehensive survivor support. These categories highlight the program’s commitment to addressing a spectrum of challenging personal circumstances.
The initiative underscores the Detroit Police Department’s role in providing not only law enforcement but also crucial supportive services to the community, particularly for those affected by violence and trauma.
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