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Organisation:Victim Support National Office 

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Victim Support is the national charity for people affected by crime. It is an independent organisation, offering a free and confidential service, irrespective of whether or not a crime has been reported. This help is provided through a network of local Schemes across the UK (there are separate organisations covering Scotland and the Republic of Ireland). Staff and volunteers within these Schemes are trained to provide emotional support, information and practical help to people who have suffered the effects of crime ranging from burglary to the murder of a relative.
People affected by crime can also contact the National Victim Supportline on 0845-303-0900 (see separate record).
Victim Support also runs the Witness Service , based in every Crown Court centre and Magistrates' Court in England and Wales, providing support and information about the court process to witnesses, victims and their families, before, during and after the trial.
Victim Support also raises awareness of the effects of crime and promotes the rights of victims of crime.  

Phone:020-7735-9166 
Fax:020-7582-5712 
Contact name:
Lesley Malone 
Address:

Cranmer House
39 Brixton Road
London

SW9 6DZ
View map 

Internet:

Logo of Victim Support National Officewww.victimsupport.org  

Email:
[email protected] 

Who is it for:

Victims of crime, relatives and witnesses 

How to Contact:

Self referral, through Police or other agency 

Languages:

Leaflets are translated 

Cost:

Free and confidential service 

Opening Times: OpenCloseOpenClose 
Mon 0900 2100  
Tue 0900 2100  
Wed 0900 2100  
Thr 0900 2100  
Fri 0900 2100  
Sat 0900 1900  
Sun 0900 1900  
Above are Supportline times. On Bank Holidays, to 5:00pm only

Record updated:05 Feb 2007 


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Victim Support National Office phone: 020-7735-9166 or email: [email protected]