South Carolina Attorney General’s Office to Announce New Crime Victim Grants

Columbia, SC, September 30, 2026 —

The South Carolina Attorney General’s office is preparing to announce the availability of new grant funding intended to assist crime victims. Details regarding the specific nature of the grants, the amount of funding to be distributed, or the timeline for applications and disbursement were not immediately available.

The initiative, spearheaded by the Attorney General’s office, aims to provide resources and support to individuals who have been affected by criminal activity. Further information concerning eligibility criteria, the application process, and the types of services the grants will cover is expected to be released in conjunction with the official announcement.

Details such as the contractor responsible for administering the grants, any specific programs or initiatives that will be funded, or the geographical focus within South Carolina have not yet been disclosed. The specific date for this announcement has also not been provided by the Attorney General’s office.

Typically, such grants are designed to help victims with expenses related to victim compensation, such as medical bills, counseling services, lost wages, or relocation assistance. However, the exact scope and purpose of these new grants remain to be detailed.

Officials from the South Carolina Attorney General’s office are anticipated to release further information soon, outlining the program’s objectives and how eligible victims or organizations can access these funds.

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