Helplines – Useful Information
When to use 101, 111 and 999 numbers
A short film to promote the appropriate use of 101,111 and 999 numbers.
Mental Health Helplines
Surrey and Boarders Partnership Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is available to anyone living in Surrey or North East Hampshire: Crisis Mental Health Helpline : Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Contact Samaritans on 116 123 or email them at jo@samaritans.org
Domestic Abuse help
Please see the links below to get some information on how to access help if you, or someone you know, is experiencing domestic abuse.
Surrey Against Domestic Abuse – Healthy Surrey – information and support for anyone impacted by domestic abuse.
East Surrey Domestic Abuse Services – information and support for anyone experiencing domestic abuse.
Men’s Advice Line UK – helpline for men experiencing domestic abuse.
Women’s Aid – information and support for woman experiencing domestic abuse.
Your Sanctuary – information, support and a helpline for anyone experiencing domestic abuse.
Surrey Police Pegasus Card Scheme
Our Pegasus scheme is for people who find it hard to communicate with us – we keep your pre-registered information safe on our computer and we can access it quickly if you call us. You don’t need to repeat all your details.
For more information about the Pegasus Scheme please visit the following link to our blog: Surrey Police – Pegasus Scheme – Surrey Coalition of Disabled People or visit Pegasus card scheme | Surrey Police
Hate Crime
Below is a link to one of our blogs which includes helpful information from Surrey Police about Hate Crime and how to report an incident: Surrey Police – Hate Crime – Surrey Coalition of Disabled People
Below is the latest information from Surrey Police on hate crime