Overview of the Victims Code for the West Midlands

Training for anyone in the West Midlands wanting to know what the Victims Code means for all communities and people. As part of the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner's Innovation Fund, RSVP (Rape & Sexual Violence Project) are delivering sessions around the Victims Code, its 12 key rights, what they mean for victims and organisations who support and deliver services.

The Victims Code Innovation Fund aims to:

• Increase public knowledge of the 12 Victims’ Rights and the support available through local services.
• Enable victims to recognise and exercise their rights confidently, regardless of background or circumstance.
• Strengthen partners’ understanding of their duties under the Victims’ Code, ensuring delivery is consistent and equitable.
• To make the Victims Code visible, accessible, and meaningful in the lives of real people.

Tuesday 1^st September –more details and book here

Tuesday 10^th November – more details and book here  

Session 1 – Overview of the Victims Code

For anyone wanting to know what the Victims Code means for all. It includes:

• What is the Victims Code?
• Overview of the 12 Victims Rights.
• Who is the victim under the code?
• Which rights will apply to people?
• What are enhanced rights?
• Local and national support.

2 hour online mixed sessions - support resources will be forwarded to each attendee after the session.