Information and support for you

We understand that you may feel overwhelmed after experiencing a crime. This is completely normal, and we have specialist teams to help you make sense of what’s happened.

No situation is the same and we all cope with stress and trauma in different ways. We’ll support you as an individual, and the support and advice we give is based on your needs.

We know that people prefer to receive information and support in different ways. We therefore offer a number of options:

If you’d prefer to find information at your own pace, you can access our digital options any time.

A free digital platform offering tailored information depending on the help you need and the crime you’ve experienced. Good for people who want to dip into topics and access information in different ways such as animations and videos.

15-20 minute recordings on a number of topics you may want to explore after crime. These are suited to people who want to watch to webinars in their own time and do not want to, or are not ready to, participate in live sessions.

A programme of online support covering topics such as understanding the criminal justice system and the impacts of crime. Suitable for people who want to receive information in small groups, and explore and discuss how they are feeling.

If you’re interested in taking part in group work, please call us on 0808 168 9291. Find out more about what’s involved, or visit our FAQ page.

Attend a live webinar with one of our trained supporters. These are suited for people who may want to remain anonymous but benefit from listening to information live, and may want to ask questions.

If the above options don’t meet your needs you can call us on 0808 168 9291 or use our live chat service.