The Toolkit is divided into four major sections, aimed at different groups of stakeholders:
• Back to the Basics: An Introduction to Disability and Victimization This section provides basic information about disability and victimization including how to understand functional limitations, legal requirements, and types of victimization.
• Crime Scene to Courtroom: Information for First Responders and Legal Professionals This section contains information about how first responders and legal professionals can effectively work with victims with disabilities.
• Making the Case: Interviewing Victims with Disabilities This section provides resources and training on interviewing both children and adults with disabilities and offers strategies for providing accommodations during the forensic interview.
• Supporting Crime Victims with Disabilities from Crisis to Healing This section provides resources and training on providing trauma-informed support for crime victims with disabilities and identifying local programs that can assist victims with disabilities.