SCVAN Legal’s directory is intended to provide victims and service providers with community resources. The inclusion of resources in our directory should not be construed as a specific endorsement from SCVAN. SCVAN Legal encourages users to carefully evaluate potential resources before referral or use.
Resources
Explore resources designed to help victims of crime navigate the legal system, access support, and take steps toward safety and stability. Learn about available services, practical guidance, and opportunities to connect with support.
Divorce Clinic
Our services are limited to victims of a violent crime, and there must be a connection between the crime and their divorce (such as domestic violence, criminal sexual conduct, or child abuse). We offer clinics regularly, either virtually or in person.
Language Access
View resources on how to obtain language assistance. We have also included several resources found on our website in four other languages: German, Spanish, French, and Mandarin.
Restraining Orders
The information on this page is provided as a courtesy by the South Carolina Victim Assistance Network. It is not intended as legal advice. If you have questions about a specific legal matter, contact an attorney.
Peer to Peer
We envision a future where no victim of violent crime in South Carolina feels isolated or unsupported. One of the most powerful ways to foster healing is through connection—and that’s exactly what peer-to-peer support offers.
Victim Transition Assistance
The goal of the project is to connect victims and survivors with community partners who offer services that support and empower them on their path to self-sufficiency.
