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If you or your friend have questions or are worried about reporting to the police, you are not alone. Sometimes reporting or seeking support can feel scary or overwhelming, and that’s completely understandable. However, the right support can make things feel easier and help you or your friend find a way forward. Everyone has the right to support – no matter what.
To support you or your friend in reporting and healing, we’ve put together a list of resources you can explore. In each of the resources listed below, you can access support and learn more about how to report to the police and what reporting might look like and involve in your or your friend’s case.
Seri Support Centres (Finland)
Seri Support Centres in Finland treat and help anyone aged 16 or over who have experienced sexual violence. These support centres offer forensic examinations, medical treatment, trauma support, psychological counselling, and referrals for further treatment. They also provide guidance on finding the right support services for individuals under the age of 16.
You can reach out to a Seri Support Centre for one month after experiencing sexual violence. Examinations and treatment are always free of charge. Use the map to find your nearest centre.
NeedHelpNow
If you’re worried that a nude photo of you under the age of 18 is being shared online or you have experienced luring, sextortion, or other forms of online sexual violence, NeedHelpNow offers support and resources to help you regain control. You don’t have to face this situation alone—there are steps you can take, and people ready to help you.
Find A Helpline
Find A Helpline is a free online tool that helps you find trusted support services in your country. If you’ve experienced sexual abuse or anything that’s making you feel unsafe, overwhelmed, or unsure what to do next, this site can connect you to people who are trained to listen and help.