Unfortunately, violence is still part of our society and can affect people of all ages, men, women and children. You're more likely to be the victim of violence if you're a young man, but domestic violence, sexual violence and abuse can happen to anyone. This section has links to sources of support if you've been a victim of any such violence.
The helpline provides a 24 hour, bilingual information signposting service, to help and guide people with experience of domestic abuse or sexual violence and might be in need of advice, emergency support, safety, and knowledge of their rights and options.
New Pathways offers help, support and counselling for the victims of rape and sexual abuse. It has one of the two Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARC) in Wales, and apart from the helpline open to all, it offers counselling through outreach work across South Wales.
The Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre is there to help victims of rape or sexual abuse in North West Wales. Limited helpline service, but messages can be left and support offered.
Help for men who've been raped or have experienced rape or sexual abuse.
A network which aims to empower and support all victims of sexual abuse or assault, by providing a collective voice and peer support.
Rape Crisis co-ordinates rape crisis centres across Wales and England, giving help, support and avdice to those who've been the victim of rape.
An organisation dedicated to helping the victims of crime, they have local teams there to help if you've been affected in any way.
Practical support and help across Wales for women and children who are suffering violence in the home. Over thirty local Women's Aid organisations across Wales. Use the Wales Domestic Abuse Helpline number.
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