Contacting a Sexual Assault Centre
As a victim of sexual violence, you can contact a Centre 7 days a week. The Centres are also available by email or phone. Do you need urgent help or are you in danger? Call 112!
How can you reach a Sexual Assault Centre?
On this map you can see where the Centres are located: by clicking on a house, the contact details will appear.
What a Centre can do for a victim and whether or not you need an appointment depends on how long ago the sexual violence took place. Via the help seeker you can find more information depending on your specific situation.
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SAC Brussels
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SAC Antwerp
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SAC Leuven
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SAC Limburg
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SAC East Flanders
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SAC West Flanders
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SAC Charleroi
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SAC Liège
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SAC Namur
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SAC Arlon
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Another question?
For general questions about the (operation of the) Sexual Assault Centres, please contact the Institute for the equality of women and men.
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1712 is a helpline for citizens who have a question about violence, abuse and child abuse. 1712 is available for both minors and adults. Help is free and anonymous. You can reach 1712 by phone, email or chat every working day.
The chat is open on:
Monday: 13h – 17h & 18h – 22h
Tuesday: 13h – 17h & 18h – 22h
Wednesday: 13h – 17h & 18h – 22h
Thursday: 13h – 17h & 18h – 22h
Contact
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Nupraatikerover.be is a chat box for minors who have questions about or are victims of abuse, neglect or sexual violence.
You can also email info@nupraatikerover.be. Help is free and anonymous.
The chat is open on:
Monday: 19h – 22h
Tuesday: 19h – 22h
Wednesday: 14h – 18h & 19h – 22h
Thursday: 19h – 22h
Friday: 14h – 17h
The chat is closed on Friday nights,
weekends and public holidays.