IN AN EMERGENCY ALWAYS CALL 999

Please see below all the different ways you can seek support from Jewish Women's Aid. Remember that we are here to help you and you don't need to be nervous or embarrassed to contact us. We have also included national services.

We support Jewish women and girls aged 16+ (14+ in London) and have a full time support worker dedicated to working with young women aged 14-24.

For confidential support call 020 8445 8060, Option 1.

Or email us at [email protected] 

For all other enquiries call 020 8445 8060, Option 2.

Web Chat:

Just click the icon at the bottom right of your screen.

The Web Chat service is available as follows:

Monday & Wednesday: 3pm-5pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 10am-12pm

Please click here for more information. 

OUR HELPLINE- DOMESTIC ABUSE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE 0808 801 0500 Mon-Thurs 9.30am-9.30pm or [email protected]  24-hour National Domestic Violence Helpline 0808 2000 247

SEXUAL VIOLENCE - OTHER LINES Rape Crisis helpline 0808 802 9999 (12-2:30 and 7-9:30) London Rape Crisis helpline 0808 801 0305  The Havens (London Sexual Assault Referral Centres) 020 3299 6900

IF YOU AND/OR YOUR CHILDREN ARE NOT IN NEED OF IMMEDIATE HELP

Jewish Women's Aid can help you:

• consider your options
• get immediate practical and emotional support
• get advocacy and advice helping women plan for long term safety
• access advice on welfare, legal and money issues
• access a safe place to stay
• get counselling for yourself and therapy for your children

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SAFETY PLANNING IN AN ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIP

Thinking about your safety plan and what you could do in an emergency will help to ensure that you (and your children) are as safe as possible while you are still living in an abusive relationship, during the time when you may be planning to leave, and afterwards.

This plan won’t stop the abuse, but you can try to keep yourself and your children as safe as possible. Our Domestic Abuse team will give you support to help you.

"Jewish Women's Aid has changed everything for me. I don't feel criticised, I feel believed and taken seriously. I feel safe, and completely indebted. It feels like the service saved my life and I wouldn't be here without them." 'Joanne', 37