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Hate crime directory of services Rape and sexual abuse 32 Rape and sexual abuse The Haven Anyone in London who has been raped or sexually assaulted can come to a Haven. Women, men and children can all attend. The Havens, have specially trained, experienced professionals who can give you: • medical help and advice • counselling • practical and emotional support • disabled access. The Havens can help you through the immediate trauma and guide you along the road to recovery. They can help you decide what you want to do next, like whether you want to talk to the police or have any health checks. Website: www.thehavens.org.uk Haven Camberwell Address: Kings College Hospital, Denmark Hill, London, Camberwell SE5 9RS Telephone: 020 3299 1599 Haven Paddington Address: St Mary’s Hospital, Praed Street, London, Paddington W2 1NY Telephone: 020 7886 1101 Haven Whitechapel Address: The Royal London Hospital, London, Whitechapel E1 5BD Telephone: 020 7247 4787 Black Women’s Rape Action Project Provides information for black, ethnic minority, immigrant, migrant and refugee women in Britain who have suffered rape, racist sexual assault, or other forms of violence and harassment. It also includes women who want asylum after being raped in their country of origin. They provide selfhelp, information, counselling and legal help. Address: Crossroads Centre, 230a Kentish Town Road, London NW5 2AB Helpline: 020 7482 2496 (Monday to Friday 1.30pm to 4pm) Fax: 020 7209 4761 Email: bwrap@dircon.co.uk Website: www.womenagainstrape.net Website: www.bwrap.diron.co.uk Rape Crisis Provides information for survivors, friends and family to help access the services they need. Address: PO Box 254, Hanley, StokeonTrent ST1 4RE Email: info@rapecrisis.co.uk Website: www.rapecrisis.co.uk The Roofie Foundation (TRF) A specialist agency dealing with the issues surrounding drug rape and sexual abuse. Their helpline provides information for victims of drug rape and sexual abuse caused through drinks being spiked. Address: 1 Prime Parkway, Prime Enterprise Park Derby, DE1 3QB Helpline: 0800 783 2980 (24hours) Telephone: 01723 367251 Email: trf@roofie.org.uk Website: www.roofie.com
Refugees and asylum seekers Harmony House This organisation provides education, training and childcare for refugees and asylum seekers and the local community. Address: Baden Powell House, Dagenham RM9 6XN Telephone: 020 8526 8200 Fax: 020 8526 8210 Email: enquiries@harmonyhouse.ac.uk Mapesbury Clinic This clinic provides counselling, advocacy and information for refugees and asylum seekers in their own languages. It is free for people aged 18 and over. Help with travel and expenses may be available. Address: 20 Lonsdale Road, London NW6 6RD Telephone: 020 7644 6250 Fax: 020 7644 6241 Email: clinic@minstercentre.org,uk Website: mapesburyclinic.org.uk Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture The foundation provides clinical expertise to treat and consult torture survivors, including medical and psychiatric consultation, psychological treatment, adult and child psychotherapy, counselling, marital and family therapy, physiotherapy, group work, social casework and advice. The service is free. You can download a referral form from their website. Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm. Address: 111 Isledon Road, London N7 7JW Telephone: 020 7697 7777 Fax: 020 7697 7799 Website: www.torturecare.org.uk Hate crime directory of services Refugees and asylum seekers 33 National Asylum and Support Service (NASS) This is a department of the Home Office which provides support, while applications are being considered, to asylum seekers who would otherwise have no financial help. Telephone: 0845 602 1739 Refugee Therapy Centre Provides psychotherapy, counselling and support in community languages to refugees and asylum seekers. Priority is given to children, adults and families. Address: 40 St John’s Way, London N19 3RR Telephone: 020 7272 2565 Fax: 020 7281 8647 Email: reception@refugeetherapy.org.uk Website: www.refugeetherapy.org.uk Transitional Health Support Team Provides support with registering in primary care, and advice sessions from Citizens Advice. They deal with refugees, asylum seekers, travellers and homeless people in Barking and Dagenham. Address: John Smith House, Bevan Avenue, Barking IG11 9NS Telephone: 020 8507 0185 Fax: 020 8594 4454
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