Reporting non-contact sexual offences helps drive change and makes things safer for everyone. Your voice and actions can really make a difference for all, The campaign aims to educate and empower victims to come forward with their stories and report non-contact sexual offences.

Together, we can change the culture and call out non-contact sexual offences when it’s safe to do so, building a community where we don’t excuse or tolerate these behaviours.

By looking out for each other, we take a strong stand against these kinds of behaviours. Stay aware, recognise the risks, and step up as an active bystander ready to challenge what’s not ok.

9 in 10 people have experienced some form of non-contact sexual offence. This is unacceptable. It Does Matter! Speak Up. Stand Together. Stay Safe.

In 2017 a group of people  were aware that there were women trapped in this situation in Wycombe, and they were operating right outside the front door of the church’s main facility.  We learned a little more about the women, who lead incredibly difficult and dangerous lives, and we prayed for their protection.

In 2018 the church decided to establish a practical ministry to help these women. We agreed to partner with Azalea Luton, an established charity which has been supporting women affected by sex trafficking in Luton since 2009. And we continued to pray.

In April 2021 we began opening a hall (attached to the King’s Church’s main facility) as a drop-in space, where the women could come off the streets and into a welcoming space. We continued to pray.

We have consistently served women with our weekly outreach and we continue to do so. We also continue to pray about every aspect of our vital work.

King’s Centre, Desborough Rd, High Wycombe, HP11 2PU

No Excuse For Abuse CIC is a Community Interest Company, located in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire and Hillingdon, Middlesex serving the West London and the South East of England. Our primary focus is to support individuals who have experienced domestic or sexual abuse and to help facilitate them in their recovery.

NUM is a UK-wide charity working with sex workers to do research, design and deliver safety tools and to provide support services to people in adult industries.

Buckinghamshire Sexual Health and Wellbeing (bSHaW) offers a free, confidential service to meet the sexual health needs of all.

It can help people with a range of issues and concerns, including contraception and the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections.

The bSHaW service is completely confidential, with friendly and sensitive staff who understand that people using it may be anxious or nervous.

We provide a service to men, women and children who have experienced rape or sexual assault.