Devon and Cornwall Police
Victim Care Officer

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Salary £27,204 rising by yearly increments to a maximum of £29,859 per annum + Excellent Benefits including Government Pension
Location: Hawkins House, Exeter
Type of employment: Permanent
Closing Date: 18/08/2026, 12:00.
About the role:
The principal responsibility of the Victim Care Officer is to be a primary point of contact for victims of crime working closely with other functions and partner agencies to ensure the right support options, guidance and information is provided. To provide a quality service for victims to meet their individual needs and help them cope and recover from the impact of crime.
In particular to:
- Thoroughly review all information on Crime systems (including risk assessments) to inform and tailor support to meet individual needs.
- Detailed assessment and understanding of victim needs in order to provide specific advice, guidance, signposting and referral information as appropriate to the individual.
- Provide verbal minor procedural updates in line with Victim Code of Practice and agreed information sharing guidelines.
- Manage varied and complex workloads, with cases at various stages.
- Understand and apply the rights within the Victims Code of Practice. Working Practices and Force Policy as applicable to contribute to compliance.
- Maintain accurate records ensuring timely updates to any case management system and to any other systems in accordance with the relevant legislation, force policy and good practice. To include accurate recording of any unseen crime and or intelligence.
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Please see attached Role Profile for further information.
Want to know more about this role? Please click on the 'Apply' button to be taken to the vacancy on our website for further information about the role including the role profile. For a conversation regarding the role, once you have viewed the full details on our website, please contact:
- Hiring Line Manager: Zoey Empson - Victim Care Supervisor
- Email Address: zoey.empson@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
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What you get if you join us:
If you work for us, you will get access to:
- A competitive salary with yearly increments.
- 25 days a year leave entitlement, with an increase to 30 days after 5 years continuous employment, plus bank holidays (pro-rata for part time workers).
- Access to heavily subsidised gym membership that will provide you access to police site gyms throughout the counties.
- Access to the Blue Light Card Scheme for discounts and services (requires a one-off payment of £5).
- Company sick pay.
- Competitive local government pension scheme.
- Job related equipment, as required.
- Free onsite parking at many police sites throughout the counties.
- Access to Group insurance scheme (via salary sacrifice scheme).
- Support networks, free Employees Assistance Programme, Occupational Health and wellbeing services.
- Development and training opportunities.
- Supportive and flexible training plan, including regular check-ins throughout your initial period of joining us to ensure you are up to speed with the role and getting the support you need.
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