We offer support for victims in Greater Manchester including services to prevent re-exploitation, protection while recovering and help to reintegrate back into society.

You must be referred to this service by a first responder organisation.

We’re an independent charity that gives people the power to speak up and stop crime – 100% anonymously.

Our service is for any child between 12 and 18 years who has been a victim of or a witness to a serious crime, who have been affected by it and who need emotional support to cope and recover.

This includes those who have witnessed domestic abuse.

For younger children, we will try to find local play therapists and offer support and guidance to parents and carers so that they can emotionally support the child within the family.

Greater Manchester Police work with this charity and will refer you if appropriate.

It provides Victim Navigators to support modern slavery victims who are working with the police to provide evidence.

The Navigators offer support with prosecutions, ensure contact is maintained and keep the victim informed of the process.

We support survivors of modern slavery with first responding, safe houses and outreach services.

We are a first responder organisation that can refer you to the National Referral Mechanism and can offer help and referrals to other organisations.

A government-run framework for identifying and referring potential victims of modern slavery and ensuring they receive appropriate support.

We provide support and hospitality for victims of modern slavery in Greater Manchester.

You must be referred to this service by a first responder organisation.

Unseen is an anti-slavery charity that runs the modern slavery and exploitation 24-hour helpline.

You can call them anonymously and help is available in more than 200 languages.