All Kiowa Tribal Offices Are Closed to the Public Due to Covid-19.
The Kiowa Tribe VAP aims to respond to the emotional and physical needs of crime victims in order to stabilize their lives after victimization, as well as, aid in the healing process, provide victims with a measure of safety and security, and empower them for future success.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR SERVICES
VAP is open to ALL primary and secondary victims of a crime that was committed within the last 6 months who reside in Kiowa, Comanche, Caddo, and Grady County.
- You do not have to be tribally enrolled or affiliated to receive services
- ANY resident of our 4-county services area may receive assistance
- All Kiowa Tribal members are eligible for services regardless of county residence
- Under certain circumstances (those involving children) the 6-month time regulation may be adjusted.
VAP Provides the following services:
- Utility Assistance
- Rental Assistance
- Clothing Assistance
- Basic Necessities
- Nutritional Assistance
- Temporary Shelter
- Transitional Housing (clients who are transitioning from a shelter)
- Transportation related to incident (court, legal meetings, doctor, therapy, shelter, etc.)
- Court/Medical Accompaniment
- Counseling & Support Group
- Referrals to other programs and services
- Assistance with filing for Oklahoma Crime Victims Compensation
What documents do I need?
When applying for services, please provide the following:
Copy of the police report/statement
Most recent bill if you are applying for utility assistance.
Potential rent/lease agreement and documentation of deposit costs if you are applying for transitional housing
If you are a guardian applying for services on behalf of a minor, guardianship affidavit.
If you have any questions please call VAP Director, Tamara Fragua at (405) 247-2323 or (580) 919-7296.