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Kvinnofridslinjen is always open
Sweden’s national women’s helpline – Kvinnofridslinjen – provides support to anyone who has been subjected to physical, psychological or sexual violence. Calls are free, and you can remain anonymous. Call 020 50 50 50.
We listen and provide support
Kvinnofridslinjen is open 24 hours a day, and you can remain anonymous when you call. Calls are free.
You can call Kvinnofridslinjen if you are or have been a victim of violence, or if you’re a relative and would like advice and support. You can also call if you meet victims of violence in your work.
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Kvinnofridslinjen in 60 seconds
The information video about the national women’s helpline is available in several different languages and formats.
Call us
020 – 50 50 50
Kvinnofridslinjen is open 24 hours a day and provides support to anyone who’s been subjected to threats and violence. Calls are free. You can’t text Kvinnofridslinjen. In an emergency, call 112.
FAQ
What are other people asking about?
Here you can find frequently asked questions and answers about Kvinnofridslinjen.
Can I contact Kvinnofridslinjen by texting, chatting or emailing instead of phoning?
No, Kvinnofridslinjen can only receive phone calls. We don’t have access to chat or emails. You can’t text Kvinnofridslinjen.
I’m a man, can I call Kvinnofridslinjen?
Yes, everyone is welcome to call Kvinnofridslinjen. You can also call ”Stödlinjen för män”, Sweden’s national support line for men who have been subjected to domestic abuse or sexual violence. The line is open daily between 7–21 (7 am – 9 pm). Call 020-80 80 80.
What can Kvinnofridslinjen help me with?
You can call Kvinnofridslinjen if you want to talk to someone about your experiences, or if there’s anything you want to ask about domestic violence or sexual assault.
Our job is to listen and provide professional support. You can also get information on support available to you. We can provide information on how to contact social services or healthcare services. We can also tell you how to report crimes such as assault, threats or sexual assault to the police.
Worried about someone you know?
You’re also welcome to call Kvinnofridslinjen for advice and support if you’re a relative, friend, colleague or boss of someone who’s been subjected to threats and violence.
About violence
Domestic violence and male violence against women can include physical, psychological, sexual and economic violence. It occurs in all social classes, and in all age groups.
About Kvinnofridslinjen
The helpline is staffed by social workers and nurses with a knowledge of violence. We’re here to listen and provide professional support.
If you encounter victims of violence in your work
You can call Kvinnofridslinjen for support and advice if you encounter victims of violence in your work. We also offer methodological support, training and information for professionals.