Victim support centre for victims of sexualised violence
Lantana is a victim support centre recognised by the Canton of Bern under the Victim Support Act (OHG).
The Lantana advice centre is part of the Foundation against Violence towards Women and Children.
Consultations are free of charge.
The staff are bound to confidentiality.
Appointments for consultations must be booked by telephone.
Consultations are also possible online, by telephone and anonymously.

Address:

Aarbergergasse 36

3011 Bern

Have you experienced violence? Were you injured in an accident? Is someone close to you affected by violence? We offer information, advice and support.

We provide information

• about your rights under the Victim Support Act and criminal law
• about options under civil law in the event of domestic violence and/or stalking
• about the course of criminal proceedings
• about social and liability insurance benefits

We provide advice

• on the phone and in personal meetings
• on how to cope with experiences of violence
• protection and safety issues
• the question of whether you should press criminal charges
• insurance issues

We provide support

• in finding specialists for legal, therapeutic and medical assistance
• in asserting financial claims
• in civil law submissions following domestic violence and/or stalking
• in questions that arise for you in criminal proceedings

Adresse:

Teufener Strasse 11

Postfach

9001 St. Gallen

Violence is a much more prevalent part of everyday life today than we tend to think. Whether physical, sexual or psychological, violence against children and young people takes many forms. In such situations, young victims often don’t know who to turn to or who will protect them from further assault in the future. It was for this reason that the Eastern Switzerland Children’s Hospital set up the Kinderschutzzentrum (KSZ) child protection centre 20 years ago.
The child protection centre has a vision of a world in which children and young people can develop protected from violence and abuse. The child protection centre shares this vision with all those affected and offers them comprehensive and personal help.

Address:

Kinderschutzzentrum
Falkensteinstrasse 84
9006 St.Gallen

Rattaché au Service de pédiatrie du CHUV, le CAN Team (Child Abuse and Neglect Team) apporte un soutien aux professionnels dans la protection de l’enfant et de l’adolescent par la détection, l’évaluation et l’orientation des situations de maltraitance physique et / ou psychologique, de négligence et d’actes d’ordre sexuel. Il travaille en étroite collaboration avec les services du CHUV et du canton de Vaud.

Nous apportons notre soutien aux professionnels dans :

• la prévention de la maltraitance par une évaluation en réseau des vulnérabilités des familles, telles que problème d’addiction, maladie psychiatrique, violence dans le couple, précarité.
• la détection de la maltraitance en apportant des compétences cliniques interdisciplinaires.
• l’orientation vers les mesures visant à la protection du développement de l’enfant et l’adolescent.

Nous nous impliquons dans :

• la formation des professionnels concernés
• la recherche clinique, en particulier épidémiologique

We have been advising and treating clients on the topics of conflict and violence since 2001. We offer counselling in the following locations: AI/AR St. Gallen, GL Rapperswil, GR Chur, SG Rapperswil, St. Gallen, SH Schaffhausen, SZ Rapperswil, TG Weinfelden, ZH Zurich

Tschau.ch is a professionally run advice platform for young people in German-speaking Switzerland. It is politically and religiously neutral. Experts answer the personal and everyday questions of young people seeking advice in writing within a maximum of three working days.
Since 2007, Tschau.ch has been sponsored by infoklick.ch, the Swiss children and youth development organisation.

The BIF is a counselling centre for women recognised by the Canton of Zurich in accordance with the Victim Support Act. We provide confidential advice free of charge – by telephone, online or on site, as requested. During the counselling, we clarify legal, social and psychological issues. Relatives and professionals are also entitled to counselling.

Address:

Quellenstrasse 31

8005 Zürich

Address:

The pilot project AppElle! allows women and children affected by violence, as well as their relatives and professionals, to contact qualified counsellors 24/7 by calling 031/ 533 03 03. AppElle! is offered in German and French. The service meets the highest standards of confidentiality.

24/7:

• emergency accommodation for women with or without children only
• outpatient consultation

Address:

Chemin de la Prairie 34
1007 Lausanne