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Everyone has the right to feel safe. If you have experienced abuse, harassment, stalking, sexual violence or controlling behaviour, you are not alone. Support is available whether or not you choose to report abuse, and whether it happened online, in person, recently or in the past.
Violence against women and girls can affect anyone, at any age
Violence against women and girls (VAWG) includes many forms of abuse and harmful behaviour, both online and in person. It can affect adults, children and young people.
Whether you need support, want to report abuse, are looking for information about recognising the signs of abuse, or want to learn more about the work Kent Police is doing to tackle VAWG, these pages can help you find the information you need.
Information and advice are available for adults, children and young people, including guidance on healthy relationships, online safety and where to get help.
If you contact us, we will listen, treat you with respect and help you understand your options.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999.
If you need support or want to report abuse, visit our Reporting abuse page.
Learn what violence against women and girls includes.
Learn the signs of abuse and controlling behaviour.
Find support for yourself or someone you care about.
Find out how to report abuse and get support.
Find upcoming events and community activities.
See how community feedback has helped shape our work.