Immediate danger
If someone is at immediate risk in the UK, call 999. Do not wait to collect evidence before getting urgent help.
Immediate DangerPublic Help
Start with safety.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger in the UK, call 999. These links are public signposts, not a replacement for police, legal, medical, or specialist advice.
Stalking reporting
GOV.UK explains that stalking is illegal and points people to emergency and non-emergency reporting routes.
Stalking ReportingNational Stalking Helpline
Specialist stalking advice and advocacy signposting through the Suzy Lamplugh Trust route.
Suzy Lamplugh Trust - National Stalking HelplineDomestic abuse support
Refuge runs the freephone National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247.
Domestic Abuse SupportSuicide and crisis support
Use crisis routes when someone is overwhelmed, unsafe, or at risk of self-harm.
Crisis SupportVictim Support
Free and confidential support for victims and witnesses of crime in England and Wales.
Victim and Witness SupportLegal information
Use legal information routes when you need to understand rights, process, reporting, or affordable legal help.
Legal RightsDigital safety
Use safer devices, preserve messages before blocking when safe, and get specialist advice where device compromise is possible.
Digital SafetyWorkplace and disability
Use equality, discrimination, and workplace support routes when pressure targets disability, fatigue, adjustments, or employment.
Workplace and Disability SupportChildren and safeguarding
Use safeguarding routes when children see, hear, carry, or are affected by abuse, stalking, coercion, or proxy pressure.
Children and SafeguardingEvidence basics
Preserve originals, label review copies, and keep interpretation separate from source material.
Evidence