About
However, based on the context, it appears to be a part of the NYS Justice Center for the Protection of People With Special Needs. The NYS Justice Center is an agency that helps protect vulnerable populations, including those with special needs, by investigating allegations of abuse or neglect and providing support to victims and their families. They also offer training and resources to prevent abuse and neglect. The Justice Center has jurisdiction over more than one million individuals receiving services across six state agencies and operates the Vulnerable Persons Central Register (VPCR), a confidential, toll-free hotline available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for receiving reports of alleged abuse and neglect. The agency's mission is to create a safer, more inclusive New York for vulnerable populations.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Investigations
The Justice Center investigates allegations of abuse or neglect of individuals with special needs, with investigations led by a highly specialized team including former law enforcement, registered nurses, and individuals with firsthand experience working in agencies under the agency’s jurisdiction.
Support
Justice Center advocates provide guidance and information to victims, their families, personal representatives, and guardians about the reporting and investigation process, offer support during criminal court proceedings, and are available to accompany victims during interviews and court appearances.
Prevention
The Justice Center identifies and develops strategic prevention initiatives for distribution statewide, including guidance documents, tools, and training for staff and other stakeholders to enable them to take a proactive approach to creating safe, supportive, abuse-free environments.