Nomination Form - Application Information

Please ensure you have read the Nomination Criteria and are able to provide the required documentation before completing this form.

In addition to this nomination form, if you are submitting a letter of support, please submit it by email to vwsdv@justice.gc.ca. Nominations will only be considered complete once all required documentation is submitted.

Nominee
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Nominator
Nominee Biography

NOTE: Before submitting the information, please ensure that the total number of characters for the nominee biography section document does not exceed 5000.





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Nomination Overview

The award is open to all Canadians and is presented annually to an individual who has:

  1. Empowered victims and survivors of crime;
  2. Inspired other service providers and promoted best practices with regards to supporting victims and survivors of crime; and
  3. Achieved meaningful change that has improved the experiences of Canadians who have been touched by crime.

NOTE: Before submitting the information, please ensure that the total number of characters for the nomination overview section of the document does not exceed 5000.

Through the use of examples, clearly outline how the nominee has:




The award is open to all Canadians and is presented annually to a volunteer who has:

  1. Empowered victims and survivors of crime
  2. Inspired other service providers and promoted best practices with regards to supporting victims and survivors of crime
  3. Achieved meaningful change that has improved the experiences of those who have been touched by crime in Canada

NOTE: Before submitting the information, please ensure that the total number of characters for the nomination overview section of the document does not exceed 5000.

Through the use of examples, clearly outline how the nominee has:




The award is open to all Canadians and is presented annually to a student volunteer who has:

  1. Empowered victims and survivors of crime
  2. Inspired other service providers and promoted best practices with regards to supporting victims and survivors of crime
  3. Achieved meaningful change that has improved the experiences of those who have been touched by crime in Canada

NOTE: Before submitting the information, please ensure that the total number of characters for the nomination overview section of the document does not exceed 5000.

Through the use of examples, clearly outline how the nominee has:




The award is open to all Canadians and is presented annually to a police services professional who has:

  1. Demonstrated an outstanding capacity to respond to the needs of victims of crime in a culturally -sensitive and trauma-informed manner, treating victims with the utmost courtesy, compassion, and respect
  2. Inspired other police services professionals and promoted best practices with regards to addressing the needs of victims
  3. Ensured that victims of crime were informed about their rights and the services, assistance, and laws in place to help them and their families

NOTE: Before submitting the information, please ensure that the total number of characters for the nomination overview section document does not exceed 5000.

Through the use of examples, clearly outline how the nominee has:





You may also submit a letter of support by email to vwsdv@justice.gc.ca. This letter should provide additional information and add value to the nomination and/or provide concrete examples that support the nomination.