We do.

In every trial there's someone to speak for the accused. It is the law that if an accused person cannot afford a lawyer, then one will be provided for them, free of charge. That's as it should be.

But if you are robbed, and can't make your rent...

If you've been mugged and beaten, and can't afford prescription antibiotics, who speaks for you?

We do.

We'll help you find an array of services and cut through the red tape. Contact us.

Protecting Victims
The Law requires that victims of crime be protected, but we've had five people call us in the last four weeks complaining that they have been approached by predatory security firms and lenders who clearly knew that their homes had been vandalized during the Fear Toxin riots in The Narrows. One of our clients contracted with the security system that approached her, which promised to provide her with 24 hour security for $12.99, and to install the system for free. It was the classic bait and switch. We reviewed the contract and found that after three months at the monthly security rate would go to more than fifty percent higher than the average security system charges in the city, and that added to that monthly charge would be a $15.99 a month fee to cover the installation costs of her system. The contract is for three years and there is no release clause.

It's apparent that these companies are getting the victim's information. One of our volunteers pretended to interview for a job with one of these companies. She reported that there were Gotham Police documents on the desk of the man who interviewed her. When she asked if the company was working with the police, the man interviewing her winked and said no, but that the Gotham Police's secure internal documents server was an open book. He said the GPD's document security was a joke.

GVAF has scheduled an appointment with Police Commissioner Loeb to discuss the issue of identity security for victims. We have also filed a lawsuit for the GVAF client with the security company.


Contact us:

GVAF email inquiries@gvafoundation.org

GVAF phone 1866 237 6314

I am announcing my candidacy for District
Attorney of Gotham City.

If I don’t, who will represent you, the people of Gotham?

I have always believed that someone must hold government accountable. I have always believed that it was important that someone outside of government is there to demand good governance.

Government is failing the people of Gotham City.

In the months since the Narrows attacks, this city has shown itself unwilling or unable to solve the problems of corruption and poverty that are threatening each and every one of us. I can no longer stand on the outside. It is time to change this city from within. I am asking your support.

Dana Worthington, founder of GVAF.