To find out more about our ISVA service and the support we can provide, please download a copy of our lSVA leaflet or, if you require immediate support, please ring our helpline 0808 802 0028.
The aftermath of sexual assault can be traumatic and confusing. Many people share the same questions and concerns.
We have composed a document of frequently asked questions about our ISVA service, including information about what happens if you decide to report, the court process and information for family and friends.
For further information, please download our leaflet or, if you require immediate support, please ring our helpline 0808 802 0028.
CHISVA’s are specialist Independent Sexual Violence Advisers, who can help and support children and young people, under 18 years of age, if they have experienced rape, sexual abuse, or sexual exploitation.
For further information, please download our leaflet or, if you require immediate support, please ring our helpline 0808 802 0028.
Are you worried about a friend or family member? This guide provides tips and advice for people who have a friend, family member, neighbour or colleague who they think may be in a relationship with a partner or an adult family member who has been abusive towards them.
For further information, please download our leaflet or, if you require immediate support, please ring our helpline 0808 802 0028.
For further information about the services and support we offer, please download our Freeva leaflet or, if you require immediate support, please ring our helpline 0808 802 0028.
Need a copy of our referral form? You can download a blank version below to fill out and submit.
If you are currently experiencing, or have previously experienced, domestic violence, rape or sexual assault, we are here to support you. We understand how you may be feeling and we can help.
Are you hurting the one you love? Find out more about our specialist programmes available for those wanting to change their behaviour, and looking to develop safer, loving and respectful relationships.
We know it can be difficult to know what to say when you suspect someone you know may be a victim of domestic abuse, sexual abuse or rape. We can talk you through some steps you can take to support a loved one.
Freeva marks 20 years of supporting people affected by domestic abuse, rape and sexual violence across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
At Freeva, we believe it is vital to listen, reflect, and learn from the work we do with children, young people, and families. We are proud to share the findings from our latest independent evaluation of The YP Project, which provides a clear and transparent assessment of the project’s delivery, outcomes, and impact for young people and their parents and carers
November 25th marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), a global campaign that brings together individuals, organisations, and governments to demand an end to violence against women and girls. At Freeva, we are proud to be part of this crucial movement, amplifying calls for change, raising awareness, and advocating for systemic action to combat gender-based violence.
As we mark Trustee Week, we are taking a moment to recognise their insight, commitment and heart. Trustees often work quietly in the background, yet their decisions shape the services, culture and direction of Freeva. They offer guidance, expertise and care in ensuring that anyone affected by domestic or sexual abuse receives safe, compassionate and skilled support.