INFONET
Illinois’ victim service data resource for over 25 years
INFONET
Illinois’ victim service data resource for over 25 years
InfoNet is a web-based data collection and reporting system used by victim service providers in Illinois. The system is nationally recognized for facilitating standardized data collection and reporting at the statewide level. Initial development of InfoNet began in the mid-90s as a collaborative effort between the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, the Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault, and the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Since then, InfoNet has grown to include partnerships with the Illinois Department of Human Services and the Chicago Department of Family & Support Services.
The primary purposes of InfoNet are to:
- Standardize data collection and reporting, thereby improving the ability to analyze information statewide and locally.
- Provide a central repository for statewide victim service data.
- Ease reporting for victim service providers that receive grants from multiple funding agencies, which often require different types of information. Facilitate continuous strategic planning for improving services and system response to victims.
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News & Updates
SFY25 InfoNet Domestic Violence Data Highlights
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. InfoNet data show that in state fiscal year 2025, domestic violence agencies statewide provided over half a million (501,130) direct service hours to 52,191 domestic violence survivors.
Domestic Violence Reports and Sexual Assault Data Entry Trainings Now Available
ICJIA released two new comprehensive training series designed to help InfoNet users maximize the system’s data entry and reporting features.