North Yorkshire

Phone

01609 643 100

If you’ve been affected by crime and need support or information, call Supporting Victims in North Yorkshire. Lines are open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm. To learn more about victim services in North Yorkshire, visit the Supporting Victims website.

Supportline

08 08 16 89 111

If you need support outside of these opening hours, call our Supportline free on 08 08 16 89 111 or request support via our website.

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Call us

If you’ve been affected by crime and need support or information, call Supporting Victims in North Yorkshire on 01609 643 100.

To learn more about victim services in North Yorkshire, visit the Supporting Victims website.

If you need support outside of these open hours, call our Supportline for free on 08 08 16 89 111 or request support via our website.

Go online

We have a free live chat support service available 24/7.

Create a free account on My Support Space – an online resource containing interactive guides to help you manage the impact that crime has had on you. My Support Space is now also available via an app.

We work with partner organisations in North Yorkshire to make sure you get the support you need. Different local agencies support people with the impacts of different types of crime.

Find out more about some of the services and organisations we work with:

Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence

IDAS is a charity that provides comprehensive support services to all those experiencing or affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence. They provide support to male victims of abuse as well as women and in some areas they are able to provide support to children and young people who are living in the community.

Bridgehouse is a sexual assault referral centre providing a dedicated service for men or women who have been raped or sexually assaulted recently or in the past.  They offer a safe welcoming environment which focuses on your individual needs, offering emotional and practical support.

The territorial police force, covering the county of North Yorkshire and the unitary authority of the City of York.

The official website for Jo Coles – York and North Yorkshire Deputy Mayor for Policing, Fire and Crime.

Restorative Justice gives victims of crime an opportunity to meet or communicate with the offender to discuss the impact of the crime, which can bring a sense of closure and understanding.

Victims of hate crime in North Yorkshire can report it by:

  • Phoning Supporting Victims on 01609 643100
  • Calling North Yorkshire Police on 101
  • Going to the True Vision hate crime website
  • If in immediate danger – always call 999.