Women's Safety
Giving Women a Voice - For Safety, Hope & Empowerment.
→ Safety: Advocate for women’s safety with essential resources.
→ Hope: Support women facing challenges with resilience and encouragement.
→ Empowerment: Equipping women to advocate for their rights and inspire community change.
Silent Solution
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If you’re in danger and can’t speak during a 999 call, you must still call 999 first.
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When the operator answers, don’t hang up. If possible, make some noise (like coughing or tapping).
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If nothing is heard, the operator will prompt you. Press 55 on your keypad when prompted — this lets the system know it’s a genuine emergency and will route your call to the police.
Important: Dialling 55 by itself won’t call the police. You must first call 999, stay on the line, and then press 55 if you can’t speak.
60%
Of victims don’t file a police report.
80%
Of victims maintain contact with the abuser.
For more detailed insights, you can check the latest statistics on domestic abuse from the GOV.UK website and the ONS site.
1.97
Million Women
Report experiencing domestic abuse.
For more detailed insights, you can refer to the Crime Survey for England and Wales and Office for National Statistics.
Global Statistics
→ 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. (WHO)
→ 58% of female homicide victims are killed by intimate partners or family. (UNODC, 2017)
→ Human Trafficking – Women & girls make up the majority of victims.
The Hidden Issues
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Underreporting – Many cases go unreported, masking the true scale.
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Stalking – Often unreported; includes calls, messages, or being followed.
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Domestic Violence – Includes physical, emotional, and financial abuse.
MAKE SOME NOISE CAMPAIGN
Noise can deter attackers, draw attention, and save lives — join us in making every space safer for women.
FREE DOWNLOADS
→ Posters. Make Some Noise.
→ Report. This is survival - why women change to stay safe.
→ Leaflets. Domestic Abuse, financial abuse, how abusers isolate you, bruised broken and beaten.
→ Handbook. Going to Court as a Victim - a plain English easy read guide.
Raise awareness in your community, and be part of the movement for change.
Leaflets
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Bruised, Broken, But Not Beaten
NEW HANDBOOK
Make Some Noise is growing
We are continually updating this section with new information, practical guidance, and downloadable resources.
More leaflets and support materials will be available soon.
You are not alone. We are working to provide as much support as possible.
Thank you for your patience while we grow this resource.
Safety Plan
This A3 poster provides quick, actionable safety advice. Perfect for community spaces, schools, or sharing online.
Know Your Rights and The Law
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The Word
Share Our Leaflets
Spread vital safety information.
Listen & Validate
Support women without judgment.
Provide Information
Share details on shelters & services.
80%
Speak Up
Your insight can shape safer communities. Share what needs to change.
Stand Up for Safety
Be part of awareness campaigns and help design practical safety tools.
Work Together for Change
Collaborate with local authorities and police to end violence against women.
1.97
Million Women
Report experiencing domestic abuse.
For more detailed insights, you can refer to the Crime Survey for England and Wales and Office for National Statistics.
Contact Numbers
Domestic Violence Helpline
0808 2000 247 (Women’s Aid & Refuge)
Men's Advice Line
0808 801 0327 (For male victims of abuse)
Victim Support
0808 168 9111 (Emotional & practical support)
Childline
(For children affected by DV) – 0800 1111.
In an emergency, always call 999.
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Join the SHE Voice Movement
At SHE Voice™, we believe every woman deserves to feel safe, seen, and heard. Our mission is to turn fear into strength and silence into action.
By joining our community, you become part of a growing movement of women and allies dedicated to safety, hope, and empowerment — from raising awareness to supporting others and inspiring change.
You can get involved in many ways — as a advocate, donor, partner, or supporter. Every action, big or small, helps us build safer streets and stronger communities for women everywhere.
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