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Victim Liaison Assistant
The Crown Prosecution Service is recruiting for Victim Liaison Assistants who will play a key role supporting victims of crime through high-quality service and effective communication.
England and Wales
Public Sector / Legal / Criminal Justice
Hybrid
7 September 2026
Last verified: 9 October 2026
About this opportunity
The Crown Prosecution Service is looking for Victim Liaison Assistants to support the Victim Transformation Programme by delivering high-quality service to victims of crime across England and Wales. The role involves answering queries, providing case updates, and drafting letters to victims, requiring effective verbal and written communication. The position also includes handling sensitive and challenging interactions with empathy, integrity, and good listening skills. Employees benefit from flexible, family friendly working, a competitive pension, and annual leave entitlements, with up to 40% office-based working.
Who is it for?
Individuals committed to public service who want to work in administrative support roles within the Civil Service and assist victims of crime.
What you will gain
Experience working in the public sector, skills in victim support, communication, civil service benefits including flexible working, generous pension, and annual leave.
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Requirements
To be eligible to apply for this opportunity, you must: • have excellent written, verbal and digital communication skills - including knowledge of Microsoft 365 applications • have an interest in criminal law and public service • be aged 18 or over before starting in this role. The start date is expected to be 8-12 weeks after the application deadline.
How to apply
Apply via the Crown Prosecution Service careers site through the Administrative Officer – Operational Support Roles link for either Regional/Headquarters or Casework Divisions. Application closes 7 September 2026.
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