Our Client Services Sexual violence If you have just been raped or are in immediate danger If you are in immediate danger, call 999. If you have just been raped remember it is not your fault, and you have choices about what you do now. You can call the Police or the nearest Sexual Assault Referral Centre, or you can call a friend or supportive person or a helpline (see below for details). You can also do nothing, if that is what feels right for you right now. It can help to get to a place that feels safe, and to call a friend or supportive person. If you do want to call the Police, it is best not to eat, drink, wash, brush your teeth or have a shower. You should carefully remove your clothes and put them in a plastic bag as this can be used for evidence. You can report a crime at any point. It does not have to be straightaway but evidence such as DNA samples will be better the sooner it is reported. You can also have your evidence stored by the Sexual Assault Referral Centre in case you wish to report at a later date. Calling a SARC (Sexual Assault Referral Centre) If you are in London, you can call The Havens 24/7 on 020 3299 6900. Outside of London you can find your nearest Sexual Assault Referral Centre here You can also call the London Survivors Gateway on 0808 801 0860 for information. Calling the Helpline You can call the Helpline phone number on 0808 801 0500 It is open Monday-Thursday 9.30am-9.30pm Calling another helpline You can call the National Rape Crisis Violence Helpline 0808 802 9999 open daily 12.00-2.30pm & 7.00-9.30pm. You can also call the London Survivors Gateway on 0808 801 0860 for information and support and face-to-face services in your area of London YOU ARE NOT ALONE. JWA's DINA SERVICEDINA SERVICE IS HERE FOR YOU. Manage Cookie Preferences Chat with us, powered by LiveChat