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Virginia establishes first mass violence care fund to support long-term victim recovery

January 13, 2025 | 2025 Legislature VA, Virginia


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Virginia establishes first mass violence care fund to support long-term victim recovery
Virginia has taken a significant step in supporting victims of mass violence by formalizing the Mass Violence Care Fund, as discussed in the Criminal Subcommittee meeting on January 13, 2025. This fund, established through House Bill 1711, aims to provide financial assistance to individuals affected by mass violence events, addressing gaps in existing support systems.

The Mass Violence Care Fund was created following the allocation of $10 million in the 2023 Appropriations Act, intended to assist victims with out-of-pocket expenses related to physical and mental health care that are not covered by other means, such as private insurance or the Virginia Victims Fund. The fund is designed to be a resource of last resort, allowing access

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