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The charities, groups and organisations below can offer support, advice and ways to report the incident without having to talk directly to the police.
The Keep Safe Scheme
A scheme set up to support vulnerable people to keep safe and get help in an emergency. They give out Keep Safe cards, which can be shown when the person feels in need of help - the card holds details about the person's disability and contact details for people who can be called in an emergency.
Crimestoppers
A national charity with a free helpline for reporting crime anonymously.
Tell MAMA
A national project supporting victims of anti-Muslim hate and monitoring anti-Muslim incidents.
Community Security Trust (CST)
A charity protecting British Jews from antisemitism and related threats.
Galop
A national charity providing advice and support to members of the LGBT community.