Help for victims
If you've been a victim of any crime or have been affected by a crime committed against someone you know, we can help you find the strength to deal with what you've been through.
Our services are free and available to everyone, whether or not the crime has been reported and regardless of when it happened.
How we can help you-
Emotional support and practical information for victims.
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Tips on how to deal with specific crimes and information on how to keep safe.
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Tailored support for specific crime areas including domestic abuse, rape, fraud and others.
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Information about your rights and the Code for Victims.
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Information and practical help specifically for young people.
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Information for non-English speakers and how we can help.
Help for witnesses
If you've witnessed a crime, the witness service can help you cope with the stress of going to court by giving you information and support.
Find out more-
Information about attending court as a witness.
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Basic information about the people and procedures involved in the court process.
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A guide to your rights as a witness, including information about the Witness Charter.
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Information about ‘special measures’ available to intimidated or vulnerable witnesses.
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Frequently asked questions about being a witness and the criminal justice system.
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Information for young people going to court.
Support us and make a difference
As a charity we rely on volunteers, fundraising and donations to enable us to continue giving the best possible support to victims.
Find out how you can get involved-
Help victims and witness of crime by volunteering for Victim Support.
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Everything you need to know about fundraising for Victim Support.
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Show your support by donating to us.
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Fundraising events coming up and information about how to apply.
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Find out how some of our volunteers have made a positive difference to victims and witnesses.
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Play the Unity Lottery to win great prizes and raise money for Victim Support.
