Law Enforcement Victims Assistance Program


KBI LEVA Program


The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) established the Law Enforcement Victims Assistance (LEVA) Program to assist survivors of crime and their families. The Program’s mission is to advocate, support, and connect survivors of crime to services and resources that prioritize safety, protect victims’ rights, and meet each individual’s needs using a trauma-informed approach and victim-centered practices.

Services Provided by the LEVA Program

  • Information & Referrals

  • Assistance with Applying for Crime Victim Compensation

  • Assistance with Filing for a Protective Order

  • Safety Planning

  • Justice System Guidance

  • Agent-Victim Liaison

  • Crisis Counseling & Intervention

  • On-Scene Response

  • Advocate for Victims' Rights

Victims' Rights


Resources

Hotline Numbers


For Emergencies, Call 911


Survey

Download the LEVA Progam Feedback Survey Here

We strive to continually improve our response to victims of crime and are interested in learning about your experience receiving LEVA services. We ask that you complete the provided survey and return it by email to VictimAssistance@kbi.ks.gov or by mail to:

Kansas Bureau of Investigation
LEVA Program
625 Washington
Great Bend, KS 67530

We thank you for your participation and feedback.


LEVA Program Contact Information

Kayla Stone, MSW
Law Enforcement Victims Assistance Coordinator
(P): 620-603-7112


To report criminal activity, please visit the Report Suspicious Activity page. To report an emergency, or a crime in progress, Dial 911. To speak to someone directly about a crime or threat Call 1-800-KS-CRIME, or your local law enforcement.


This webpage was produced by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation under 2019-V3-GX-0064, awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, and U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this webpage are those of the contributors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the U.S. Department of Justice.