Reporting an Emergency or Incident
Securely document personal and community concerns.
If you are in immediate danger, please call 999 or your local emergency services instantly. For ongoing safety concerns, use our secure portal to share your experience, receive dedicated non-clinical companion support, and help us identify wider community support patterns.
Report an Incident
You can report an incident of domestic abuse, racism, discrimination, harassment or other safety concerns here in this safe, supportive space.
You can talk to Clarity House about something that has affected your safety or wellbeing, including domestic abuse, racism, discrimination, harassment, stalking, threatening behaviour or concerns affecting your community.
We will listen, review what you share and, where appropriate, offer Companion support, practical guidance or signposting. Reports can also help us identify recurring community concerns and inform anonymised community insight and advocacy.
Clarity House is not the police, an emergency service or a statutory safeguarding authority.
In immediate danger?
Clarity House is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999.
Connect With a Listener
You don't have to make a report to talk to us. Connect with an experienced listener for companionship, conversation and non-clinical support.
Support Clarity House
Help sustain our listening, incident-support, community-insight and advocacy work from just £1 a year.
Report a Racist Incident or Concern
Use this form to share your experiences so we can provide non-clinical support or signpost you to other services.
We offer experienced listening and space to talk through incidents. We do not provide clinical treatment, replace the police, or conduct statutory investigations.
Need emergency help? Clarity House is not an emergency or crisis service, and reports submitted through this page are not monitored as an emergency-response channel. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999.
Ongoing Community Support
We provide companion support and document experiences to identify patterns affecting the community. While we cannot guarantee that other groups will act, we help you find someone to talk to after an incident to improve your wellbeing effectively.
Your data is anonymised to inform community safety. We listen and signpost, but we do not provide crisis intervention or emergency response services.