Where can I get support?
Victim Support's Witness Service offers information and support to any witness who needs it, in every criminal court in England and Wales. The Witness Service can also help victims and the families of witnesses and victims in court. The Witness Service can offer:
Victim support offers a free, confidential service to victims of crime. Trained volunteers based in local schemes contact people following a crime to offer free, confidential support and information. Victim support is an independent national charity.
People are referred to Victim Support by the police and other organisations, or make direct contact themselves to ask for help.
Local Witness support
Victim Support Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire's volunteers and staff are available to provide emotional and practical support and information to anyone.
They do this by providing confidential support and information to victims of crime and to witnesses attending local courts.
Their services are free, independent of the police and courts, and available to everyone, whether or not the crime has been reported and regardless of when it happened.
If you would like to use their services you can contact Victim Support's national telephone supportline - Victim Supportline - on 0845 30 30 900 or rin
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| Victim Support Buckinghamshire Telephone: 01296 397618 Victim Supportline 0845 30 30 900 Fax: 01296 486031 Visit: www.victimsupport.org Address: The Old Police Station, 23b Walton Street, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP20 1TZ |
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