Turn Your Experience Into National Insight
A calm, credible and trauma-informed way to share your story—anonymously and safely.
The UK VAWG Survivor Confidence Index offers a unique opportunity to contribute to a national understanding of how police responses to violence against women and girls are experienced. This is not a legal complaint form, but a thoughtfully designed, evidence-led scorecard that gathers anonymised public insight without requesting any case details. By completing the scorecard, you help highlight areas of strength and improvement for UK police, supporting future policy, reporting, and survivor-led advocacy. Developed by experienced professionals and grounded in survivor-informed principles, this initiative supports #DidYouFeelSafe helping create positive change. Many survivors report feeling unheard or unsupported when seeking help - your voice can help shift the narrative. Take part to receive valuable feedback on your experience and contribute to a safer, more accountable system.
Anonymous ~ Trauma-Informed ~ No Case Details Required
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What the Confidence Index Measures
Safety and Belief
Assesses whether you felt safe, listened to, and believed by police when reporting or seeking support.
Response and Communication
Measures the quality, clarity, and timeliness of police communication and overall response to your situation.
Understanding and Risk Recognition
Evaluates police recognition of risk factors, understanding of VAWG contexts, and their approach to safeguarding.
Protection and Long-Term Confidence
Looks at how protected and supported you felt, and your ongoing confidence in police and the justice process.
Ready to Make Your Voice Count?
Ready to Make Your Voice Count?
Take the UK VAWG Survivor Confidence Index
Free. Anonymous. Survivor-informed.
Help shape national understanding of how safe people feel when reporting violence against women and girls.