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Who can help?
The States of Jersey Police
The States of Jersey Police are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help anyone who has been a victim of crime.
We know it is difficult to talk but we will not make you do anything you are uncomfortable with.
If you want to know more about what happens when you report to the police click here or you can call us on 612612 and ask to speak to one of our specially trained Sexual Offence Liaison Officers (SOLOs).
Click HERE to go to our Ask Listen Respect website
Support Agencies
If you have been the victim of a rape or serious sexual assault and don’t want to contact the Police the following agencies can provide you with care and support.
Victims First Jersey help anyone affected by crime, not only those who experienced it directly, but also friends and family. Support is available at any time and for however long you may need.
email: victimsfirstjersey@gov.je
Call 0800 7351612
They provide support and guidance on a confidential basis for women suffering all forms of physical and emotional abuse.
email: outreach@jerseywomensrefuge.org
Call 0800 7356836
The Sexual Health Clinic provides sexual health advice and support.
email: d.archer@health.gov.je or k.hooton@health.gov.je
Call 01534 442856
The Samaritans are a confidential support service which offers emotional support and someone to talk to.
Call 08457 90 90 90
Free and confidential on-site counselling and access to highly qualified and specially trained counsellors and psychotherapists.
email: help@jaar.je or www.jaar.je
Call 01534 482800
Crimestoppers is an independent charity where people can report crime anonymously.
Call 0800 555111
Your GP
Your GP can offer you guidance about your options and who you could talk to. They will also be able to check your medical welfare.
Provides free and confidential sexual health advice and contraception to young people under the age of 21.
email: info@brook.org.je
Call 01534 507981
The following national website also provides guidance and support. www.rapecrisis.org.uk
