Support for victims of violence
NCK is commissioned by the Government to provide support to victims of violence and runs the national helplines Kvinnofridslinjen, Support Line for Men, Support Line for Transgender People and Rätt att välja. NCK also runs Sweden's first specialised out-patient clinic for women who have been subjected to violence – Kvinnofridsmottagningen at Uppsala University Hospital.
National Women's Helpline
Kvinnofridslinjen provides support to women and girls who are victims of physical, psychological or sexual violence. Call 116 016 round the clock.
Support Line for Men
A support line for men and boys who are victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse. The support line is open every day round the clock. Call 020-80 80 80.
Support Line for Transgender People
A support line for transgender and non-binary people who are victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse. The line is open every day round the clock. Call 020-55 00 00.
Rätt att välja
Rätt att välja is a support line for individuals who live with rules and requirements to protect the family’s reputation or honour. The helpline is open every day round the clock. Call 020-57 70 70.
Construction and development of the support lines
About the support lines and the construction and development over time
Order information material
It is of utmost importance that the national support lines are well known. The support lines are widely advertised with calling cards and posters in, for example, hospitals, health centres, schools, and job centres. Calling cards are available in different languages, as well as in braille, and all information materials can be ordered free of charge in order to ensure widespread coverage.
The clinic – Kvinnofridsmottagningen
Kvinnofridsmottagningen at Uppsala University Hospital is an out-patient clinic providing care and counselling for women subjected to threats, violence or sexual assaults. Help and support is available from women nurses and doctors. Appointments can be made for weekdays. Emergencies are handled immediately.
The clinic was established in 1994 and was Sweden's first specialist clinic for women subjected to violence.
Kvinnofridsmottagningen (the clinic), Uppsala University Hospital website, in Swedish
Opening hours and contact details
The clinic is open Monday to Friday between 8 am – 4 pm.
The clinic is situated at Uppsala University Hospital, entrance 18.
Telephone: 018-611 27 92
Out-patient clinic opening hours
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Monday 18/05
8:00 AM–4:00 PM
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Tuesday 19/05
8:00 AM–4:00 PM
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Wednesday 20/05
8:00 AM–4:00 PM
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Thursday 21/05
8:00 AM–4:00 PM
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Friday 22/05
8:00 AM–4:00 PM
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Saturday 23/05
Closed
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Sunday 24/05
Closed
Located at entrance 18
Contact
Head of the Clinical Department:
Anna Häger, 018-617 00 79
Medical secretary:
018-611 27 92
E-mail addresses to employees at the University Hospital: firstname.surname@akademiska.se
Contact the National Centre for Knowledge on Men's Violence Against Women