Victims' Rights and Support Hub
Crime Stoppers for Houston's Victims' Rights and Support Hub was created specifically for you. If you've experienced a crime, this platform provides the information and resources you need at every stage of your journey. From your first steps in reporting to long-term recovery support, you'll find guidance tailored to where you are in the process.
Who is Crime Stoppers of Houston?
Through active collaboration, citizen empowerment and educational outreach, Crime Stoppers of Houston is leading the Nation with innovative crime prevention programming to keep our communities safe. Established in the early 1980’s as solely a Tip Line Program, Crime Stoppers remains committed to its mission to solve and prevent serious crime in partnership with citizens, media and the criminal justice system, and now offers a robust public safety program that is reaching millions each year. In 2017, the non-profit opened the doors to the first-ever Crime Stoppers headquarters in the world. Focused on finding crime-fighting solutions, the organization recently expanded its Safe Community Program into an Institute that now includes a Victim Services & Advocacy Program, a new Research Center and a podcast. Additionally, its Safe School Institute continues to provide critical school safety resources and trainings nationally. Learn more at crime-stoppers.org.
Key Features
Key Features
This hub combines practical guidance, local resources, and bilingual access to ensure that every victim in Texas has clear, reliable support.
Stage-Specific Guidance
Navigate through reporting, investigation, legal proceedings, and post-sentencing with tailored information for each phase of your journey.
Personalized Resources
Filter by crime type and county to see organizations and services most relevant to you.
Bilingual Access
Full access in English and Spanish, serving all Texas communities.
Reliable Information, Trusted Connections
We work to ensure the information you see here is accurate, timely, and based on Texas law. Our role is to connect you with legitimate organizations and services that can support your recovery. This hub is designed to inform and empower — but it does not replace professional legal advice or direct victim services you may need.
Important Notice
This platform is an informational resource only. It does not accept crime reports. For emergencies, always call 911. For non-emergency police response, contact your local law enforcement agency directly.