About the National Stalking Helpline

The National Stalking Helpline is run by Suzy Lamplugh Trust. Call our helpline on 0808 802 0300

Calls are free from all landline telephones and also from mobiles using the O2, Orange, T Mobile, Three (3), Virgin, and Vodafone networks. Calls will not be shown on BT landline bills. If you are using another telephone provider please enquire with them about whether 080880 numbers will appear on your phone bill.

In this section you can find out about the National Stalking Helpline including information about what we do and how to contact us. If you are looking for information about stalking then please click here

If you would like adminstrative information or for any request that is not linked to advice please e-mail info[@]stalkinghelpline.org

The [ ] brackets around the @ are to prevent spam. Please remove them when you send us your email.

Case studies testimonials

Hear from people who have contacted the Helpline about how we helped themRead more

Contact the Helpline

Find out how to get in touch with the National Stalking HelplineRead more

Give your feedback

Provide feedback about the helpline or tell us about your experienceRead more

Helpline Policies

Download and read the National Stalking Helpline's policies on confidentiality, child protection and equal opportunitiesRead more

How can the Helpline help you?

Read about who can contact the Helpline and how our advisers can helpRead more

Restoring the Balance Survey

Suzy Lamplugh Trust is carrying out a survey of the experience of stalking victims taken to court on false claims. Is this something you could help with?Read more

Stalking help and advice

If you are concerned that you are being stalked find help and advice here.Read more

What happens when I contact the Helpline?

Find out what to expect when you phone the National Stalking HelplineRead more

Latest

Business Manager, National Stalking Helpline

We are seeking a part time business manager to cover maternity leave on the National Stalking Helpline. The Helpline responds to up to 5,000 contacts from individuals affected by stalking each year, as well as delivering a dedicated advocacy service. This role is pivotal in the ongoing success of the service, and will feed into policy, funding reports, and help ensure the efficient delivery of this essential service.

National Stalking Consortium response to Sara Thornton, Chair of NPCC

The National Stalking Consortium calls on the National Police Chief Council to acknowledge the link between reported incidents and crime and to commit to recording and investigating these incidents before they escalate to physical violence.

Business Development Manager

Usdaw calls for action on workplace safety following our survey

Usdaw calls for action after a Suzy Lamplugh Trust survey reveals two-thirds of retail workers have been exposed to violence and aggression

Suzy's story

Suzy Lamplugh disappeared in 1986 which working as an estate agent.

Personal alarms

Lone working

Paul and Diana Lamplugh OBE

Suzy's parents Paul and Diana set up the Trust in Suzy's name shortly after she disappeared. They spent years working to raise awareness about personal safety to reduce the risk of violence and aggression for those most at risk.

Stalking help and advice

If you are concerned that you are being stalked find help and advice here.

What is stalking?

Contact the Helpline

Find out how to get in touch with the National Stalking Helpline

Case studies testimonials

Hear from people who have contacted the Helpline about how we helped them

Dealing with aggression

Safety on the street

National Stalking Consortium calls for commitment to stalking

Suzy Lamplugh Trust, as part of the National Stalking Consortium, calls for commitment across the criminal justice system to victims of stalking. Read more

A Call to Action

On the 5th anniversary of the introduction of the stalking legislation, we ask you to support our campaign for Stalking Protection Orders. Read more