Being a victim of crime doesn't end with just filing a report. Often your daily life is suddenly thrown into disarray, or trauma lingers afterward. Here's where you can get help, by situation.
1If you're in danger right now, call 112
If a crime is happening or just happened, contact 112 Police Emergency Report immediately. Nearby patrol officers will be dispatched based on your location.
2If you're a victim of sexual violence, domestic violence, or prostitution
If you want counseling along with medical, investigative, and legal support all in one place, it's best to go to a Sunflower Center. If you urgently need crisis counseling or a referral to a shelter, you can also contact the Women's Emergency Hotline 1366 first.
3If the crime has suddenly made your daily life difficult
If the crime has suddenly left you struggling to make a living, you can get counseling on emergency welfare support from the Ministry of Health and Welfare Call Center 129 (129, no area code).
4If you're left with trauma from a violent crime
Victims and families affected by violent crimes such as murder, robbery, or sexual violence can get free psychological treatment through the Smile Center.
