National Stalking Awareness Week 2020: See Stalking Clearly

National Stalking Awareness Week 20-24th April, 2020. This year Suzy Lamplugh Trust and the National Stalking Consortium is highlighting the urgent need to See Stalking Clearly and to ensure stalking victims are still visible and supported throughout the response to Covid-19.

See our CEO Suky Bhaker, talking here about the importance of Seeing Stalking Clearly

Read our press release here for more information.

Read our guidance on Stalking and the Covid-19 outbreak h ere

Read our advice sheet for victims here

Actions that should be taken if you or someone you know is experiencing any stalking behaviours:   

Call the police on 101, or 999 in an emergency   
Call the National Stalking Helpline on 0808 802 0300  or via the online form

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