Voice

02/06/2026

Voice helps you to cope, recover and thrive after crime.
Under the Victims’ Code, victims and witnesses of crime are entitled to access support. For anyone living in Northamptonshire, we provide free support that’s tailored to your needs.

We also offer specialist domestic abuse, children and young people, trauma on the roads and restorative justice services.

0300 303 1965
[email protected]

22/05/2026

It’s okay to ask for help
If you’ve been affected by crime, talking to someone can make a huge difference.

At Voice Northants, our friendly team is here to:
✔ Listen without judgement
✔ Offer emotional and practical support
✔ Help you understand your rights

Everything you share is treated confidentially, and we’ll support you every step of the way.

💬 You don’t have to go through this alone.

19/05/2026

🔎 Looking for help, advice or assistance?

If you’ve been affected by crime, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Voice Northants is here to signpost you to the right support, whether you need:
💬 Someone to talk to
📘 Advice about your rights
🛠 Practical help to feel safe
🤝 Access to specialist services

We’ll listen, understand your situation, and guide you to the support that’s right for you—everything is free and confidential.
📞 Call: 0300 303 1965
🌐 Visit: https://orlo.uk/RU30M

💙 Taking the first step can make all the difference.

02/05/2026

Make your voice heard: complete this survey before May 6th 2026 to improve the justice system for future victims. https://orlo.uk/Sjs3E

27/04/2026

At Voice we’re here to help people across Northamptonshire who have been affected by crime.

Our free, confidential support is available whether or not a crime has been reported.

We support victims and witnesses to cope, recover and thrive, offering both emotional and practical help at a pace that feels right for you. Under the Victims’ Code, you are entitled to support – and we’re here to help you understand your rights and access the assistance you deserve.

Our services include:
🔹 Emotional and practical support for anyone affected by crime
🔹 Specialist domestic abuse support
🔹 Support for young people
🔹 Help for those impacted by road traffic collisions
🔹 Restorative justice services, where appropriate

If you’re looking for accessible support at any time, our MyVoice interactive support tool and digital resources are also available to help you explore your options and find the right support for you.

📞 Call us on 0300 303 1965
📧 Email [email protected]
🌐 Visit our website https://orlo.uk/4NwDV to find out more

You’re not alone

23/04/2026

Remember we can help you, whether you have reported a crime to the police or not. See our website for details of how we can help you.

Safely telling others and speaking to professionals can help you understand risk and stay safe.
You are not alone.

22/04/2026

Remember, we can support you if you’ve been a victim of a crime, whether or not you’ve reported it to the police.

Visit our website to find out how we can help and what support is available.

Repeated unwanted contact, online or offline, can be stalking.

You don’t have to wait until it gets worse to ask for help.

https://orlo.uk/OePwI

21/04/2026

The Victims’ Commissioner wants to hear from you: Share your experience of the justice system and help make it better for others. https://orlo.uk/OsEye

20/04/2026

Stalking is fixated, obsessive, unwanted and repeated behaviour.

It is a crime - and it should always be taken seriously.

https://orlo.uk/v4PTA

15/04/2026

Your voice matters: Help improve victims experiences by taking this national anonymous survey 📝

The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales has opened the 2026 Victims’ Survey to gather real experiences from people who’ve been the victim of crime in the past five years, including those who chose not to report to the police or who withdrew from an investigation or prosecution.

The survey is open until Wednesday 6 May 2026 and you can find it here: https://orlo.uk/Mqnct

It takes around 15 minutes and is open to anyone aged 16+ who has experienced crime since January 2021.