Sexual abuse support services
All of our services are open to both men and women, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, beliefs, race or age. We now offer counselling for children from 5 years old.
I am looking for help, but I don't know what kind of help I need
It's understandable to feel overwhelmed, especially if this is the first time you have reached out for help. We offer a range of services, and we recognise how confusing it can be to figure out which service offers what kind of support. To make things as straightforward as possible, we have provided a handful of statements that apply to a variety of situations. Please click on the ones that seem applicable to you to find out what services are available to help.
I would like to speak to someone.
I’m not ready to speak to anyone face to face.
I'm not ready for counselling but I want to speak to someone.
I don't want to talk about what happened.
I don't want to tell anyone my name.
I have questions about reporting to the police or going to court.
I'm definitely not reporting but I would like to speak to someone.
I'm 17 years old or younger.
I'm 10 years old or younger.
I'm a friend, relative or partner.
I’m not ready to speak to anyone face to face.
I'm not ready for counselling but I want to speak to someone.
I don't want to talk about what happened.
I don't want to tell anyone my name.
I have questions about reporting to the police or going to court.
I'm definitely not reporting but I would like to speak to someone.
I'm 17 years old or younger.
I'm 10 years old or younger.
I'm a friend, relative or partner.
How you can help others
If you are a friend or family member who is worried about someone, find out some advice on the ways in which you can support them. You may also wish to volunteer or work for us. Please follow the link to find out what you can do.
