Stalking and harassment is when someone persistently gives you unwanted attention, including attention of a sexual nature (called sexual harassment).
Stalking and harassment can be both physical or emotional and psychological, such as someone persistently sending you messages by text or online when you have asked them not to.
Crime of this nature can lead the victim to fear for their own safety and can be extremely distressing.
It is important to remember that actions like these are a crime, and you can access help and support. If you feel comfortable, report the crime to the [hyperlink] police. Ensure you keep a diary and any evidence you can such as copies of text messages or emails. If you feel you’re able to do so safely, you can even take pictures or video with your phone.
Regardless of if you have reported any stalking or harassment to the police and regardless of if the incident is still ongoing or is historic, we can help and support you by:
If you're the victim of stalking or harassment, contact us to see how we can help.