The Mission of CVAN: To Advocate for the Rights of Victims and to Promote Victims Services.
The C rime V ictims' A ssistance N etwork (CVAN) was founded in 1982 to advocate for the rights of victims of crime and promote victim services in Oregon .
CVAN is comprised of service providers and allied professionals from around the state.
CVAN is an incorporated non-profit entity governed by a Board of Directors that is elected by the paid membership and meets quarterly.
* Community Victim Service Programs
* Corrections, Parole, and Probation Agencies
* District Attorneys and Office Staff
* Grassroots Victims' Organizations
* Law Enforcement Professionals
* Legislators
* Mental Health Professionals
* Victims' Compensation Programs
* Public Victim Assistance Professionals
CVAN Board of Directors:
President:
Debra Bridges
Email:
Vice President:
Molly McCracken Vice President
Marion County Victim Assistance
Phone (503) 588-5253 Email:
