Sexual Abuse and Incest Line
SURVIVING AND
THRIVING
FREE PHONE - 0800 028 2678
TEXT ONLY - 07522 561397
EMAIL - helpline@sailderbyshire.org.uk
HELPLINE OPENING HOURS
MONDAYS
09.30 to 17.30
TUESDAYS
09.30 to 17.30
WEDNESDAYS
09.30 to 16.00
THURSDAYS
09.30 to 16.00
FRIDAYS
09.30 to 19:30
PLEASE CALL 01246 559889 FOR REFERRALS AND ENQUIRIES
SAIL OFFICE HOURS FOR REFERRALS AND GENERAL ENQUIRIES:
Monday:9:30-16:00, Tuesday:9:30-16:00, Wednesday:9:30-19:30, Thursday:9:30-16:00, Friday:9:30-16:00
Access to Sexual Abuse Therapy Services (SATS)
NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) currently commission Sexual Abuse Therapy Services (SATS) and are keen to ensure that those who need to access the services can do so.
The purpose of this anonymous survey is to offer those experiencing/or have experienced sexual abuse the opportunity to provide anonymous feedback about their experiences of accessing and attending therapy appointments We know from talking to survivors that attending appointments and talking to people can be difficult and our aim is to gather information about how it can be made easier to access.
There are 8 questions for you to answer. No personal details and will be collected and there are no questions about what you went through. This survey is for anyone who accesses any Sexual Therapy Services, whether through the NHS or not, or have accessed them in the past, or who thinks they may wish to access them in the future.
You can access the survey via the link or by scanning the QR code.
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DDICBSATSurvey
Access to Sexual Abuse Therapy Services
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How to report a sexual offence to the police
Sexual violence, sexual assault or sexual abuse can be reported to the police no matter how long ago the incident happened. This can be a daunting thing to do, so below is information to assist in what would likely happen as you make a report, and how you can receive further support throughout the investigation.
How to report an incident to the police
call 101
101 is a national, non-emergency phone number that can be contacted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can contact 101 to make a report or to ask for advice.
Once you have made the report to the police, an ISVA will be able to support you throughout the investigation process. An ISVA can offer emotional and practical support, including being a point of contact to and from the police, attend any hearings with you, as well as offering imartial support and advice. An ISVA is independent from the police, courts and other agencies.
To be referred into the SAIL ISVA service, or for more information, please call us on 01246 559889 or email us on isva.sailderbyshire@outlook.com. Please do NOT include any information or details of the case on the referral. We aim to contact you within 3 working days.
* This link will take you off of SAIL Derbyshire's site and to the Derbyshire Constabulary site.
