How we can help

If you are a victim or witness of crime, our caseworkers offer free, confidential, and independent advice and tailored support to meet your needs.

Emotional support

Caseworkers are trained to listen, empathise and recognise the emotional impact that crime can have on you.
Information and advice

We can provide you with relevant information and advice tailored to your needs and experiences.
Access to specialist support

We will provide you with support that is specialist to your crime type or will help you find this support elsewhere by making a direct referral.
Crime prevention measurements

We can provide crime prevention measures, including a personal alarm and purse bells.
Advocacy

We can contact services on your behalf to help (for example support from your local housing).
Restorative Justice

Restorative Justice is a voluntary process which offers you the opportunity to potentially communicate with the offender to address any harm caused.
Online platform for digital counselling

We have a digital platform called Qwell which is accessible for anyone aged 18 and over who have been affected by domestic abuse or sexual offences. The support is anonymous and allows you to have online contact with a counsellor about how it has impacted you.

Types of support