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1. Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Domestic Abuse and sexual Violence partnership

   Welcome to the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Partnership. The Partnership brings together key agencies across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough with the aim of reducing the harm, risks and costs associated with domestic abuse and sexual violence and to prevent these crimes occurring across Cambridgeshire.

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2. Men's Advice Line

   4th FloorDevelopment House56-64 Leonard StreetLondonEC2A 4LT

   A a confidential helpline for any man experiencing domestic violence and abuse from a partner (or ex-partner).

    0808 801 0327 0808 801 0327

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3. Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC)

   Hinchingbrooke Hospital,Hinchingbrooke Park,Huntingdon,Cambridgeshire,PE29 6NT

   Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) We Listen. We Hear Formally known as The Oasis @ Rivergate, The Elms SARC offers free support and practical help to anyone in Cambridgeshire who has experienced sexual abuse. Our service is completely confidential and you do not have to give any…

    Helpline: 0800 193 5434 Helpline: 0800 193 5434

   

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4. Peterborough Rape Crisis Care Group

   About Us: Peterborough Rape Crisis Care Group was established in 1983 in response to a need amongst women for a safe, confidential, non-judgemental support service. The sexual violence may have occurred recently or many years in the past and could have involved a stranger, relative…

    01733 511250 01733 511250

   

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5. The Survivors Trust ( help for victims of historic sexual offences)

   The Survivors Trust, Unit 2, Eastlands Court Business CentreSt. Peters RoadRugbyWarwickshireCV21 3QP

   The Survivors Trust ABOUT TST TST Core Beliefs: We believe that the rape and sexual violence of children and adults is endemic within our society. We challenge society to acknowledge this reality and acknowledge our individual and collective responsibility for it. We believe that rape,…

    01788 550554 01788 550554  0808 801 0818 0808 801 0818

   

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6. Freedom Programme in BSL (Domestic Abuse Course for Women)

   

   10.30pm - 12.00pm

   8 Romsey TerraceCambridgeCB1 3NH

   Everyone has the right to live without the fear of violence and abuse. Deaf women are more at risk of domestic abuse than hearing women. It can be very difficult to find the right help and support if you use sign language as your method…

    07902 281668 (text) 07902 281668 (text)

   

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7. Refuge

   

   Refuge, International House, 1St. Katharines WayLondonE1W 1UN

   Refuge  What we believe Refuge is committed to a world where domestic violence is not tolerated and where women and children can live in safety.Our ethos is about empowerment. We support women and children to rebuild their lives free from violence and fear. Our aim…

    0808 2000 247 0808 2000 247

   

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8. ManKind Initiative

   Mankind Initiative  About us: The ManKind Initiative is a national charity (registered in 2001) providing help and information to male victims of domestic abuse and their families.The helpline is manned by trained people who give information and support on all aspects of domestic abuse including reporting incidents, police procedures,…

    01823 334244 01823 334244

   

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9. Men's Advice Line

   Men's Advice Line Help and support for male victims of domestic violence Men's Advice Line: a confidential helpline for any man experiencing domestic violence and abuse from a partner (or ex-partner). We are a team of skilled professionals offering practical advice, information and emotional support…

    0808 801 0327 0808 801 0327

   

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10. The HideOut

    The HideOut About Us The charity Women’s Aid created this website. Women’s Aid has been working with women and children experiencing domestic violence over forty years.Children and young people have told us again and again that they want more information about domestic violence that’s easy…

    

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