WELCOME TO
VICTIM SUPPORT
As an independent charity, we work towards a world where people affected by crime or traumatic events get the support they need and the respect they deserve. We help people feel safer and find the strength to move beyond crime. Our support is free, confidential and tailored to your needs.
More about our support
Our specialist teams deliver tailored support to help people recover from the effects of crime and traumatic events. We speak up for victims’ rights, ensuring their needs are met in the criminal justice system.
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Recognising the signs, legal help, common questions and how to get support.
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Support for young victims of crime, their parents, carers and professionals.
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Find out about our work, campaigns and how you can support our cause.
Support our cause
We need the generous support of members of the public to help even more people affected by crime and traumatic events.
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Your support will help us answer more calls, and give even more people the specialist support they need to recover after crime.
You can make a difference.
How you can get involved >
How you can help us
There are many ways you can support our charity, from donating or taking part in fundraising events, to joining our team of volunteers. Your support can help even more people move beyond the impact of crime.
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Join our team of trained volunteers to help people affected by crime and traumatic events.
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Take on a challenge event to help us support more people affected by crime.
Our expertise
We’re the leading independent charity for people affected by crime and traumatic events in England and Wales. We work locally to support people affected by crime and campaign nationally to put their needs first.
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Find out more about our work and commissioning our services.
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Take a look at our latest research and publications.
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Contact the press office to get our latest news and press releases.
Latest news
Victim Support's latest news.
04 June 2019
11 September 2018
13 July 2018
01 June 2018
Commemorating the London Bridge and Borough Market terror attacks