Therapy/Counseling

I-CAN provides counseling and therapy services to victims of violent crime. Additionally, our therapist is bilingual in Spanishto assist Spanish speaking victims. (Assessment and eligibilityguidelines apply

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Victim Advocacy

I-CAN provideos victim advocacy to assist victims in enforcing their rights pursuant to Marsy’s Law, the California Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights.

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Court & Parole Accompaniment

Upon request and based on availability, advocates are available to accompany victims to court proceedings and help prepare for and accompany victims to parole hearings throughout the State of California. (restricted to Yolo and Sacramento Counties)

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For Service Providers

I-CAN provides support toservice providers. Our support includes education and training on various topics to expand or improve services to victims of violent crime.

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Homicide

If you or someone you know has lost a loved one to murder, it is important to understand that each person reacts, grieves and survives differently.

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Stalking

Stalking generally refers to repeated behavior that is of a threatening or harassing nature.

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Parole Hearings

Parole hearings in California are held for inmates serving life with the possibility of parole sentences and some determinate sentenced(set length of time; certain criteria apply)inmates.

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Predatory Drugs

The FBI, to date, has identified over 52 drugs used to facilitate sexual assault and one of the worst crimes that can be committed.

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