SOS hotline
Contact us for support
By contacting the SOS hotline, you are provided with:
Basic principles of SOS hotline: Confidentiality Anonymity Solidarity We trust you unconditionally
If you or someone close to you is a victim of domestic violence, contact us via the SOS phone or write here:
Our team:
SOS hotline coordinator
LLB with many years of experience in working with victims of violence
Psychologist
with a Master’s degree in Psychology and with many years of experience in providing psychological support to children and adults, victims of domestic violence
Social worker
with a degree in social work and a personal license and experience in social protection
Social worker
with a degree in social work and experience in social protection
Our beneficiaries said about us:
Frequently asked questions
No, the decision to report violence to institutions is yours alone.
All services we provide are based on the principle of agreement with you and you have the right to change your mind at any time.
No, consultants will never ask for your name unless you introduce yourself. All information is confidential, and cannot be obtained by other persons or institutions.
Anyone who has knowledge of violence can contact us, regardless of gender and age.