4.5 Support System of Crime Victim

4.5.1 CounselingTrauma-informed counselling: crisis intervention, trauma therapy, and court-preparation support — delivered by state services and NGOs (the GBV shelter-and-counselling network being the mainstay in Nepal).4.5.2 Rehabilitation Centers and Service CentersShelters (short-stay and transitional), one-stop crisis centres for GBV survivors (the hospital-based model), and rehabilitation homes for trafficked persons (with the Human Trafficking Act's protection framework and the trafficking-rehabilitation practice).4.5.3 Compensation — Long-Term and Short-Term (Victim's Fund)• Short-term: interim relief — medical costs, immediate sustenance; interim protection-order relief under the Domestic Violence Act.• Long-term: court-awarded compensation from the offender; the state's relief funds (the Home Ministry's victim relief scheme for violence victims) where the offender cannot pay; the trafficking statute's offender-funded compensation.• The fund logic (the 1985 Declaration's logic): the state compensates where the offender cannot — the victim's right against the state matures when the private source dries.4.5.4 Vocational Training and Educational SupportLivelihood restoration: skills training, job placement, education continuity for child victims — the economic dimension of rehabilitation (Article 21's social rehabilitation).4.5.5 Physical Therapy and Trauma HealingMedical rehabilitation: injury treatment, disability support, and trauma-focused psychological care — the body's and mind's repair as justice's unfinished half.