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Safeline

Safeline is a specialised charity working to prevent sexual abuse, and to support those affected in their recovery.

This includes working with people whose mental health issues (manifesting for example as self-harming) suggest that they may be vulnerable to abuse.

The service includes:

* Counselling     *Helpline     *Online text and e-mail service      *Independent Sexual Violence Advisers     *Training      *Prevention project.

Area serviced:
Nationwide
Telephone:
01926 402 498
Opening times:
Please see website
Sector:
Public

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