Support & advice
Support for victims & witnesses
Victims and Witnesses are fundamental to criminal justice. Without them, offenders will not be brought to justice and neither victims nor society will receive justice.
Merseyside Police is fully committed to the support of victims of crime. It is an endorsement of our quality of service that all officers are fully aware of, and sensitive to, the needs of the victim.
Being a victim of crime can be very traumatic and arouse feelings or anxieties, which can be difficult to cope with. Many victims find they need some form of immediate emotional support, reassurance and, in some cases, practical advice.
In Support for victims & witnesses
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Latest updates in this section
- Victim Support Local Branch telephone numbers - Local branches can be contacted at the following telephone numbers:
- Consulting Victims and Witnesses of Crime - Merseyside Police has commissioned Maven Research, an independent social research agency, to telephone some people who have come into contact with Mer...
- Frequently Asked Questions for Victims and Witnesses - A collection of frequently asked questions.
- Child victims of crime - Child Victims of Crime is the only National Police Children's Charity.
- Merseyside Court Information and Addresses - For contant numbers, locations and directions to your nearest court, please select from the list below:
