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WE RISE BY LIFTING UP OTHERS

Crime victims should be informed of their rights at every step in the post-conviction criminal justice process: during sentencing, while the offender is incarcerated, throughout the parole process, and when the offender reenters the community. The Post-Conviction Assistance for Victims (PAV) team combines the Department of Correction & Rehabilitation's post-conviction victim service programs, which include:

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  • Statewide Automated Victim Information & Notification (SAVIN)

  • Restitution and Vitim Services (RAVS)

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Together we provide information and services to victims of crime throughout the post-conviction process.

 

Our goal is to ensure that crime victims have access to information & services that can meet individualized needs throughout incarceration, parole, and reentry.

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On this site you will find: 

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  • Agency descriptions and contact information for the PAV Team programs

  • Resources and materials about victims' rights and the criminal justice process

  • Instructions and information about the victim notification process

  • Assistance with the collection of restitution

  • Hear Me! Podcast, which features interviews with crime victims, community members, and victim service providers throughout the State of Hawai'i

©2022 by Post-Conviction Assistance for Victims (PAV) Hawaii

If you require an auxiliary aide or accommodation due to a disability, please contact Ms. Tani Dydasco DCR, SAVIN Coordinator, at (808) 587-1344 or email at tani.n.dydasco@hawaii.gov. 

 

The materials posted on this website are for informational purposes only. Inclusion in this website does not necessarily represent endorsement  of the contributor or contributing agency. The opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed by any of the contributors do not necessarily represent the official position of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, the HawaiÊ»i Paroling Authority, the Crime Victim Compensation Commission, or the U.S. Department of Justice.

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