Types of injury compensation

Types of injury

Through the CICA (Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority), you can claim for a variety of injuries resulting from violent crimes, including:

Physical Injury Claims

Physical injuries, such as those resulting from assault.

Psychological injuries

Psychological injuries, for instance, from threats of violence.

Injuries from sexual abuse

Injuries from sexual abuse, including
historical childhood abuse.

Injuries from domestic abuse.

Injuries from domestic abuse.

Injuries sustained as a result of human trafficking

Injuries sustained as a result of human trafficking or acts of terrorism.

death of a loved one

A fixed payment for the death of a loved one as a result of a crime of violence

The CICA Scheme

The CICA Scheme aims to provide compensation for a wide range of injuries, including physical and mental harm, as well as instances of sexual abuse and domestic violence.

However, compensation is awarded solely for injuries that meet the specific criteria outlined in the Scheme. Injuries of lesser severity, such as bruises, a broken nose, or lacerations without significant scarring, usually do not qualify for compensation under the Scheme’s parameters.

Types of claim:

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