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The National Domestic Violence Helpline offers information, advice and support to women experiencing domestic violence, and to their family, friends, or others calling on their behalf. Our freephone line is open 24 hours a day and staffed by fully trained female support workers and volunteers. All…

The Nia Project (formerly Hackney Women's Aid) is part of a national and London-wide network of women's refuges offering support, advice and temporary emergency accommodation to women with or without children who are experiencing domestic violence. We also offer housing services, family support and legal…

The NSPCC works to end cruelty to children in the UK. We: Create and deliver services that protect children Provide advice and support for adults and professionals worried about a child Work with organisations to ensure they effectively protect children – and challenge those who…

We are the national umbrella body for our network of autonomous member Rape Crisis Centres across England and Wales. We provide telephone and live chat helpline services, and our Rape Crisis Centres provide frontline specialist, independent and confidential services, for women and girls who have…

'Say Something' is a free, 24/7, anonymous helpline for young people to discuss and report child sexual exploitation (CSE). It aims to safeguard vulnerable children and young people by empowering them, through awareness and education, to identify early indicators of CSE and to report concerns for…

Specialist Refuge provides pan-London, specialist emergency accommodation and support services to vulnerable women and children affected by sexual and domestic violence, including those with mental health needs, problematic substance abuse, who are exiting prostitution or have no recourse to public funds. Along with providing temporary…