Crime and Justice Charities That specialise in Victim support

We are a charity working in Halifax Town Centre and Sowerby Bridge Friday and Saturday evenings to meet the needs of those who have become vulnerable whilst on a night out. We work to meet the needs of those who are victims of crime, the homeless or those who have had too much to drink and as a consequence are in need of support.

We support families bereaved due to violent crime in the Nottinghamshire and East Midlands area.Offering one to one peer support at our Nottingham and Nottinghamshire offices,working with families referred to us from FLO's,Victim Support and self referrals.We also engage in fighting serious crime including knife crime.

THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED, BY REASON OF ILL-HEALTH, DISABILITY, TERMINAL ILLNESS, BEING A VICTIM OF CRIME OR ABUSE IN SUCH WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES IN THEIR ABSOLUTE DISCRETION SEE FIT.

We seek to assist in bringing the community & families together, engaging all ages in outreach & religious activities. We target young people 11-15 yrs old with level of truancy, underachievement, social exclusion & 16-26 yrs old who are disadvantaged, unemployed, victims of crime thus providing activities including skills for life, befriending, holistic 1-2-1 counselling, crime prevention forum

The Asbestos Victims Support Groups Forum is an umbrella organisation representing victims support groups. The main purpose is to work collectively to benefit asbestos disease victims. We meet at least 4 times per year in Manchester or Birmingham. We ensure victims receive entitlements to benefits, Government Compensation etc

The award of Scholarships to staff employed within the North West and Greater Manchester Probation Services to support research visits to criminal justice agencies within the UK and international jurisdictions; The purpose is to learn from innovative best practice in rehabilitation, victim support and crime prevention and improve probation policy, management and practice locally and nationally

Cumbria Victims Charitable Trust generates additional income to supplement the funding provided by the Ministry of Justice for victims services. The Trust assists by expanding services to support the needs of victims of crime and antisocial behaviour who are in need of financial assistance to help meet costs incurred as a result of their becoming the victim crime or antisocial behaviour.

The charity receives applications from Police officers or members of Police staff in Devon and Cornwall, requesting an item/voucher etc. to be donated to a victim, witness or another person adversely affected by crime. The charity decides what to purchase, if anything, and this is sent to the officer/member of staff to deliver in person, acting as a morale boost for all involved.

From 1st April 2011 to 31st March 2012 we have supported the following organisations; The Walker Street Contact Club, Victim Support, Daggards for Charity, St. Mary`s Church, Swine, E Yorks, restoration, Castle Hill Hospital Cancer Investigation Camera, Camphill Family, Botton Village nr. Whitby, N.Yorks, British Lung Foundation, Province of Yorks. N&E Riding,

TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE WITH ASBESTOS RELATED DISEASES, THEIR CARERS AND FAMILIES IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION, ADVICE, COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT.

Donations to victims of crime who suffer financial hardship following the crime. Also help local community ventures.

Distribution of income by way of financial or goods donations or loans to those who are in need of assistance and who are deemed as complying with the Charity's rules by the Trustees. These cover people of all ages living in the Parish of Cockfield in financial hardship, the medically unfit, the unemployed, people in education, the bereaved and those affected by crime or anti social behaviour.

To relieve the distress and suffering caused to parents by Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (APVA) be it physical, verbal, psychological, emotional, sexual and financial abuse.to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of the patients in Nigeria, Cameroon and Liberia by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not provided by government.

Rooted in Christian compassion, we offer worldwide emotional, spiritual, and practical support to foreign prisoners, ex-prisoners, their families, and those affected by crime, whatever their race, national origin, sex, religion, or age. Our mission is to see lives transformed through faith in Christ, helping individuals find comfort, restoration, and a renewed sense of purpose.

The Elle Edwards FoundationWhat we doThe Foundation exists to relieve emotional, mental, and physical distress and alleviate financial hardship for victims of crime, traumatic events, and harmful behaviour. We also work to prevent crime through raising public awareness , particularly of gun and knife violenceWe are based in England and Wales and operate nationally across those regions.