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Assault

An assault is the act of inflicting physical harm or unwanted physical contact upon a person.

  • Actual bodily harm (ABH): Assaults which are described as actual bodily harm cause injuries which are serious but don’t cause serious permanent damage to the victim. 
  • Grievous bodily harm (GBH): is a more serious crime than ABH, as committing GBH means causing really serious injuries which severely affect the health of the victim, such as serious cuts and broken bones. 

Assault Self-help booklet

Actions to consider 

Norfolk & Suffolk Victim Care can provide: 

  • Emotional Support to cope and recover from the crime 
  • Information on and referrals to other agencies 
  • Advice on crime prevention and tailored safety planning advice 
  • Practical support such as a personal alarm 
  • Support using Language interpreters and British Sign Language interpreters  

Useful Organisations

Norfolk Police

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Suffolk Police

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Referrals

If you know someone – whether it’s a friend or a family member – who has been impacted by crime and could benefit from our support, you can refer them directly to our services.

Our compassionate and confidential support is available to anyone in your life who has been affected, ensuring they receive the care and guidance they deserve.

Referrals

Reporting a crime

If you think you have been a victim of a crime and want to report a crime, you can tell a parent, carer or adult you trust. Norfolk & Suffolk Victim Care can also help you with this if you are unsure. 

  • If you feel you are in immediate danger, call 999.
  • If it is not an emergency but you still want to report something to the police, you can call 101 or report online: