Suzy Lamplugh Trust

National Centre for Personal Safety
Hampton House
20 Albert Embankment
London
SE1 7TJ

Tel: 020 7091 0014
Fax: 020 7091 0015
Web: www.suzylamplugh.org
Best time to telephone: Monday - Friday, 9.15am - 4.45pm

The Suzy Lamplugh Trust is a registered charity on personal safety. Its role is to minimise the damage caused to individuals and to society by aggression in all its forms - physical, verbal and psychological.

The Trust works alongside government, the police, the educational establishment, public bodies and the business sector to encourage safety wherever people may be at risk - in the home, at work, in public and in schools and colleges, on public transport and when travelling at home or abroad. As well as being dedicated to improving personal safety for all, whether female or male, young or old, the Trust undertakes a wide range of research, campaigning, training, education and practical support activities to put its aims into practice

The Trust's emphasis is on the reduction of crime and violence against individuals, with a particular focus on the workplace, transport, schools and the most vulnerable - children, the young, elderly, disabled and disadvantaged people. The Trust campaigns on safety issues, liasing with statutory and voluntary organisations and instigating research, for changes in attitude, policy, legislation and practice. It also provides general and specific advice to both individuals and organisations, and through its World Wise Website (supported by the Foreign Office), offers personal safety guidance for young travellers in over 200 countries.

The Trust also offers resources for all, including books, leaflets, posters, training manuals, videos and personal alarms.