There is usually some level of assistance available for crime victims in every state. For example, most have some form of a victims bill of rights. These are designed to help the victim while the justice system is involved in the case.

However, the need for assistance does not necessarily end when the justice system has completed its portion.

There may be other assistance available as well. These organizations may be able to help.

Wyoming has three web sites to assist crime victims.
Wyoming Crime Victims Center: www.vcn.com/~wcvc/
Wyoming Victim Services Division: www.state.wy.us/~ag/victims/index.html
Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault: www.vcn.com/~wcadvsa

National Organizations for Victims Assistance
National Organization for Victim Assistance: www.try-nova.org/index.html
National Center for Victims of Crime: www.nvc.org/
National Victims' Constitutional Amendment Network: www.nvcan.org/
Parents of Murdered Children: www.pomc.com/
Justice for Murder Victims & Vocal Foundation: www.vocal-jmv.org/