Victim-Centered Investigative Techniques Program (VCITP) Practice Test

What is a safety plan in the VCITP context, and who should be involved?

A plan to prosecute quickly A personalized plan to reduce risk involving victim, advocates, law enforcement, service providers; updated as needed A plan to isolate the victim A generic form

Correct Answer:

A personalized plan to reduce risk involving victim, advocates, law enforcement, service providers; updated as needed

Explanation:

A safety plan in the VCITP context is a personalized, collaborative, and evolving strategy to reduce risk and increase the survivor’s safety. It is created with the survivor’s input and involves key partners such as advocates, law enforcement, and service providers, so resources and supports are coordinated. The plan is tailored to the individual’s situation and updated as risks change, ensuring steps are practical and accessible. It covers immediate safety actions, housing or shelter options, transportation, digital safety, and a clear roster of contacts and resources. The aim is to empower the survivor with achievable options and supports, not to prosecute quickly or isolate them, and it isn’t a generic form but a flexible plan that adapts over time.

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