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Українська Our Areas of Work
- Countering Human Trafficking
- Countering Gender-Based Violence
Where to Turn in Case of Violence
List of services and organizations that provide assistance to survivors of violence: hotlines, support centers, and crisis services.
1547
National Hotline on Combating Human Trafficking and Migrant Advice
When you face violence or the threat of losing your freedom, it may seem like there is no way out. In such moments, it is especially important to know: you are not alone. There are people ready to listen, support, and protect you. One call can become the lifeline to safety, hope, and a new beginning.
Attention
When a person faces violence or the threat of exploitation, the most important thing is to know where to turn for help. In a critical moment, one call can save a life, provide protection, and restore hope.
Main tips
1
Government helpline
1547 (24/7, free of charge)
Available around the clock and free of charge. You can report violence or receive consultation and support at any time.
2
National Helpline for Combating Human Trafficking and Migrant Counseling
0 800 505 501 / 527 (from mobile)
This helpline assists victims of human trafficking and those planning to travel abroad. Specialists provide advice on how to avoid risks and offer help in crisis situations.
3
La Strada
0 800 500 335 or 116 123 (24/7, free of charge)
A free 24/7 support helpline where you can receive consultation from psychologists and lawyers, as well as report cases of violence or exploitation.
4
Free legal aid
0 800 213 103
Here you can receive legal consultations and protection of your rights. Specialists provide assistance with documents, court appeals, and other legal matters.
5
Psychological support helpline for men
Short number 2345
Confidential support for men experiencing stress, violence, or crisis situations. One call can help you find the strength to cope with difficulties.
You can contact the Coalition, as our representatives operate in every region of Ukraine Coalition Representatives
You are not alone in trouble — help is always near. Violence should not remain in silence. One call opens the door to safety and support. You deserve a life without fear.
Counter–Trafficking NGO CoalitionPress service
Summary
Violence and human trafficking are situations where it is crucial to act immediately. In Ukraine, helplines operate 24/7 free of charge, providing psychological, legal, and social assistance. Helplines are there to listen, support, and protect. One call can be the first step toward freedom, peace, and a new life.
Important
Helplines
Don’t stay alone – support is near. Start with a call
527 – Against exploitation
1547 – Against human trafficking
116 123 – Domestic violence prevention
112 – Emergency assistance
102 – National Police
Practical Tips «How to Protect Yourself»
FAQ
Human Trafficking
It is a crime in which a person is deceived, blackmailed, or coerced into exploitation (labor, sexual, forced begging, criminal activity, or organ removal).
Gender-Based Violence
It is violence directed against a person because of their sex or gender identity. Most often, women and girls are affected.
Important Helplines
If you are aware of a crime, contact the police or call:
