July 2019

New Mexico Crime Victims Reparation Commission Fiscal Year 2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Applications Received 4,581

Applications Approved 2,808

Applications Approved (Pending Expenses)

958

Applications Denied 815

Our primary mission is to provide financial assistance to victims of violent crime with expenses incurred as a result of their victimization. In addition, CVRC also administers federal flow-through funding from the United States Department of Justice. This funding is sub-granted to private non-profit and governmental programs throughout the State of New Mexico.

www.cvrc.state.nm.us (505) 841-9432

Payments By Benefit Type

Funeral $564,165 31%

Medical $534,286 30%

Loss of Wages $362,399 20%

Relocation & Rent $145,854 7%

Mental Health $144,624 7%

Travel $47,552 3%

Pecuniary $1,905 1%

Crime Scene Clean-up $1,730 1%

Total Approved $1,802,515 100%

Reparation Application Summary

2019ANNUAL REPORT

State Services Funding

Purpose: The purpose of the state funds are to support civil legal assistance, crisis stabilization for human trafficking, infrastructure and core services for sexual assault services and the New Mexico Intimate Partner Death Review Team. Source of Funding: State General Fund Range of Awards: $49,750 to $1,549,900 Statistics: Twenty one (21) sexual assault programs statewide, one (1) civil legal service provider, two (2) human trafficking service providers, and the New Mexico Intimate Partner Death Review Team.

July 2019

New Mexico Crime Victims Reparation Commission Fiscal Year 2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Total Awarded $15,624,309.00

Total Federal Flow-Through Funding July 1, 2018-June 30, 2019

STOP Violence Against Women Act Grant

Purpose: The primary purpose of the STOP VAWA Formula Grant Program is to support communities in their efforts to develop and strengthen effective law enforcement and prosecution strategies to combat intimate partner related violent crimes and to develop and strengthen victim services in cases involving domestic, sexual, stalking and dating violence. Source of Funding: Federal Flow-Through Funds Range of Awards: $9,868 to $78,542 Statistics: Thirty eight (38) STOP funded projects provide services across the State. Awards to projects that provide services to Indian Country consisted of 6%. Projects providing services to underserved and marginalized populations consisted of 34%.

Victims of Crime Act Assistance Grant Purpose: The primary purpose of the VOCA Victim Assistance grant is to provide services to victims of crime throughout the state. Th es e f u n d s s u p p o r t s t a t e , l o ca l , t r i b a l an d n o n -profit victim services organizations. Source of Funding: Federal Flow-Through Funds Range of Awards: $9,930 to $575,000 Statistics: Eighty-two (82) VOCA Victim Assistance projects provide services to victims of crimes. Awards to projects that provide services to Indian Country consisted of 8.1%. Projects providing services to underserved and marginalized populations consisted of 14%.

Sexual Assault Services Program Grant

Purpose: The primary purpose of SASP funds are to support intervention, advocacy, accompaniment, support services and related assistance impacting adult, youth and child victims of sexual assault, family and household members of victims and those collaterally affected by the victimization in New Mexico. Source of Funding: Federal Flow-Through Funds Range of Awards: $23,499 to $32,468 Statistics: Ten (10) SASP funded projects totaling $367,573.00 provided services to adult and child victims of sexual assault. Awards to projects that provide services to Indian Country consisted of 19%. Projects providing services to underserved and marginalized populations consisted of 38%.

SASP - $334,162