Swindon & Wiltshire Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) Service

Updated on November 26, 2025

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We provide specialist support for anyone impacted by sexual abuse, or sexual violence.
We will listen. We will believe you. And we will support you in a way that feels right for you.

If you have experienced sexual abuse, rape or sexual violence, recently or in the past, our Swindon & Wiltshire Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) Service is here to support you.

This confidential and independent service is open to adults, children and young people of all genders and backgrounds.

We understand that taking the first step can be difficult. Whether you’ve already reported the incident to the police, are thinking about it, or don’t want to involve them at all – we are here for you.

 

Contact Us #

You can access Swindon & Wiltshire Independent Sexual Violence Advisor Services by completing our referral form using the link below.

I want to make a referral into the ISVA Service #

Once submitted, a member of our team will contact you.
Alternatively, you can call us directly on

 

How we can help #

An Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) provides one-to-one emotional and practical support for people who have experienced:

  • Sexual abuse (recent or historic)
  • Rape or sexual assault
  • Online sexual harm, exploitation or grooming
  • Non-contact sexual offences (such as indecent exposure or voyeurism)

Your ISVA will work with you to create a support plan based on your needs. They can also liaise with other agencies (like the police or courts) on your behalf. You remain in control at every stage.

You do not have to report to the police to receive support.

If you’re unsure, we can talk through your options with care and confidentiality.

 

What our ISVA’s will do #

  • Support and advise you – without judgement
  • Believe and listen to you
  • Help you understand your options
  • Support you through reporting (if you choose to)
  • Attend court with you
  • Liaise with police and other services
  • Refer you to further support or wellbeing services
  • Maintain confidentiality throughout

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Swindon & Wiltshire Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) Service

Updated on November 26, 2025

2 min read

We provide specialist support for anyone impacted by sexual abuse, or sexual violence.
We will listen. We will believe you. And we will support you in a way that feels right for you.

If you have experienced sexual abuse, rape or sexual violence, recently or in the past, our Swindon & Wiltshire Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) Service is here to support you.

This confidential and independent service is open to adults, children and young people of all genders and backgrounds.

We understand that taking the first step can be difficult. Whether you’ve already reported the incident to the police, are thinking about it, or don’t want to involve them at all – we are here for you.

 

Contact Us #

You can access Swindon & Wiltshire Independent Sexual Violence Advisor Services by completing our referral form using the link below.

I want to make a referral into the ISVA Service #

Once submitted, a member of our team will contact you.
Alternatively, you can call us directly on

 

How we can help #

An Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) provides one-to-one emotional and practical support for people who have experienced:

  • Sexual abuse (recent or historic)
  • Rape or sexual assault
  • Online sexual harm, exploitation or grooming
  • Non-contact sexual offences (such as indecent exposure or voyeurism)

Your ISVA will work with you to create a support plan based on your needs. They can also liaise with other agencies (like the police or courts) on your behalf. You remain in control at every stage.

You do not have to report to the police to receive support.

If you’re unsure, we can talk through your options with care and confidentiality.

 

What our ISVA’s will do #

  • Support and advise you – without judgement
  • Believe and listen to you
  • Help you understand your options
  • Support you through reporting (if you choose to)
  • Attend court with you
  • Liaise with police and other services
  • Refer you to further support or wellbeing services
  • Maintain confidentiality throughout

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