What we do

Annual reports

Find out more about what we do and how we do it by reading our annual reports.Read more

Campaign

We campaign for change that will make you feel and be saferRead more

Educate

We offer advice, training, consultancy and information in order to enable people and organisations to be and feel safer.Read more

Support

We help and support people to stay safe from violence and aggression through the provision of free safety tips, managing the National Stalking Helpline and delivering community projects.Read more

Latest

Red Alert is Orbis’s leading lone worker service. Operating since 2001, we are the longest standing lone worker provider. We offer a complete end-to-end solution, protecting lone workers from our BS5979 Cat II and BS8484 accredited Alarm Receiving Centre. A wide range of devices and smartphone applications are available.

Personal safety train the trainer: November dates open

Train the trainer bookings for London and Sheffield are now open for November. Click here to read more

Improved Responses to Stalking Still Needed One Year on from Alice Ruggles’ Murder

One year after Alice Ruggles was murdered, the National Stalking Helpline says lessons still need to be learnt from the way Alice’s case was managed.

Statement on the Crown Prosecution Service Annual Violence Against Women and Girls report

The CPS report highlights that more work must be done to ensure that stalking is taken seriously across the criminal justice system.

Suzy's story

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

Lone working

Contact the Helpline

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

What is stalking?

Case studies testimonials

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

Safety on the street

Personal alarms

Dealing with aggression

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.

How can the Helpline help you?

Read about who can contact the Helpline and how our advisers can help

Right to Be Safe Appeal

Every young person has the right to be safe and feel safe. Help us to raise money to continue our work with young people so that they can lead their lives safely and confidently. Read more

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Fundraise

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

What we do

Mission

Our mission is to reduce the risk of violence and aggression through campaigning, education and support.

Vision

Our vision is a society in which people are safer - and feel safer - from violence and aggression; we want people to be able to live life to the full.

Annual reports

Campaign

Educate

Support