Victim Support
If you, a patient or someone you know has been a victim of crime, violence, or abuse, there are organisations ready to help you/them through recovery. This page offers contacts for victim support services, legal assistance, and resources that help you recover from trauma and rebuild your life.
If You, a Patient, or a Family Member Needs Help:
Here are resources designed to support victims of crime, trauma, or abuse:
Victim Support Services: These organisations offer immediate help and long-term support for individuals who have experienced crime or violence. They provide emotional support, guidance through legal processes, and practical help such as accommodation or financial aid.
Counselling Services for Victims of Crime: Specialist therapy and counselling services that help victims of crime deal with trauma, anxiety, and depression as a result of their experiences.
Legal Aid for Victims: Access to legal support, including advice on reporting crimes, seeking protection orders, and navigating the legal system as a victim of abuse or violence.
Charities for Trauma Recovery: Support groups and charities that offer long-term recovery programmes for survivors of abuse, helping them rebuild their lives and regain independence.
Support Groups for Victims of Specific Crimes: Resources tailored to specific types of victimisation, such as domestic violence, sexual abuse, or burglary. These groups provide peer support and guidance from others who have been through similar experiences.
FRANK
Provides FREE info on drugs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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0300 123 6600
Farm Community Network
Provides pastoral and practical support to farming people during periods of anxiety, stress, and farm problems.
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03000 111 999
First Light (Cornwall & IOS Domestic Abuse)
Domestic abuse and sexual violence support for men, women, children, and young people affected by rape and assault.
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0300 777 4777
Food Banks
Provides food for individuals and families in financial crisis.
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GAMCARE
Provides support, information, and advice for anyone suffering from a gambling problem.
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0808 8020 133
Galop
Emotional and practical support for LGBT people experiencing domestic abuse.
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0800 999 5428
Gingerbread
Provides expert advice, practical support, and campaigns for single parents.
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0808 802 0925
Harris Memorial Surgery
Clinton Road, Redruth, Cornwall, TR16 4RX
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01209 842447
Healthy Cornwall
Provides access to advice and training on a wide variety of health issues.
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01209 615600
Family Information Service (Cornwall Council)
A gateway for children's centres, childcare, and community resources for parents.
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0800 587 8191
Farm Cornwall
Farm business advice and rural outreach.
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01736 367589 / 07775 667825
Fisherman's Mission
Provides emergency support and emotional care for active or retired fishermen and their families.
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01736 363499
GP Health for Homeless
Truro Health Park, Infirmary Hill, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2JA
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01872 273617
Georgia's Voice
Mental health support groups for young women 18-25 yrs across Cornwall
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Grassroots Suicide Prevention (Stay Alive App)
Free app offering help and support for people with thoughts of suicide or concerned about someone else.
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Hayle Youth Project
Provides fun activities and support for young people facing challenging situations.
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01736 755790
Hear Our Voice
Helps young people explore mental health issues through informal youth work.
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01872 222447