Get Help
- How to Apply
  How to apply for CalVCB benefits
- Forms
  CalVCB forms for victims and providers
- Local Help
  Find a victim advocate in your area
- Helpline
  Contact CalVCB
- Victim Resources
  Resources for victims of crime
- File an Appeal
  Appeal a denied claim
- Restitution
  Repayment from criminal offenders
Eligibility
- What’s Covered
  Crime-related expenses and bills covered by CalVCB
- FAQ
  Frequently asked questions about CalVCB
- Victim Rights
  Crime victims' rights under Marsy's Law
- Laws
  Laws governing CalVCB
Learn
- Domestic Violence
  Learn more about domestic violence
- Human Trafficking
  Learn more about human trafficking
- Mental Health
  Learn more about the mental health issues victims face
- Stalking
  Learn more about stalking
- CalVCB eLearning Courses
  Learn more about CalVCB through online training courses
For Providers
For Advocates
Media Center
- Media Center Contacts
  Contacts for media relations and outreach coordination
- News Releases
  Press releases, advisories, and CalVCB media coverage
- Publications
  Brochures, fact sheets, and other CalVCB publications
- Social Media
  Follow, friend, watch, and connect to CalVCB
- Video
  CalVCB videos and transcripts
- Events Calendar
  Public events and observances
- Public Records Request
  Request CalVCB documents
- Brand Resources
  CalVCB logo, colors, and sample text
About
- About CalVCB
  Learn more about the Victim Compensation Board
- Board Members
  Current board member biographies
- Board Actions
  Index of precedent decisions
- Board Meetings
  Board meeting schedules and documents
- CalVCB Publications
  Strategic planning, annual reports, and public record access guidelines
- Executive Staff
  The Board's executive leadership
- Job Opportunities
  Work at CalVCB
- Report Fraud
  Notify CalVCB of possible fraud
- Statistical Data
  Data on applications, payments, and crimes.

Madera County

Resources for Madera, Chowchilla, Madera Acres, and all of Madera County.

The Madera County District Attorney is the lawyer for the people. The District Attorney serves the residents of Madera County by protecting the innocent, holding the guilty accountable, and preserving the dignity of victims and their families.

—Michael Keitz, District Attorney, Madera County

Madera County Victim Services

Madera County District Attorney's Office
209 West Yosemite Avenue
Madera, CA 93637
Contact: (559) 675-7726 | Email: DAinfo@Madera-County.com
Victim Witness Program
Contact: (559) 661-1000

Additional Local Resources for Victims

Domestic Violence Resources

Community Action Partnership of Madera County