Strengthening Our Support for Safeline

Over the past few years, Jordans Solicitors have had the privilege of working alongside Safeline, a Warwickshire-based charity doing extraordinary work to support survivors of sexual violence. 

From 1st June 2025, we are proud to become an official sponsor of Safeline, helping to ensure their vital services continue to reach those who need them most. 

Joining Safeline’s Corporate Partnership, we are also offering survivors direct access to our expert legal advice through Safeline’s referral pathways.

What Our Partnership Means

This partnership is about supporting survivors, providing them with emotional care, practical help and legal guidance when they need it most.

Safeline is a specialist charity that’s been around since 1994. They work to prevent sexual abuse and support anyone affected by it to cope and recover. Their vision is that anyone at risk of or who has been affected by sexual abuse, should feel supported and have access to therapy and counselling, helplines and prevention education.

Safeline’s work touches countless lives—and we’re honoured to play a part in that mission.

By becoming a sponsor of Safeline, we are supporting the charity and contributing to the salary of an ISVA (independent sexual violence advocate) to make it easier for survivors to get access to expert, confidential legal advice and support. Through this partnership, survivors will also have a direct line to our experienced legal professionals who understand the sensitivities and complexities of these situations.

Jane Matthews, Head of Abuse Compensation Claims Department, said of the partnership; “We're incredibly proud to be working more closely with Safeline, strengthening our support and our links with the amazing charity. We believe that by combining our strengths, we can make an even greater impact to support survivors of abuse.”

Tina Le Moal, Head of ISVA and ChISVA Services, Safeline, said of the partnership; "We’re proud to be working in partnership with Jordans to strengthen the support available to survivors of abuse. Too often, survivors are left to navigate the criminal compensation and civil claims process alone, unsure of their rights or where to turn. By bringing together legal expertise and trauma-informed advocacy, we’re making that journey clearer, more accessible, and centred around the needs of each individual. Together, we’re helping survivors feel heard, supported, and empowered to access the justice they deserve."

To learn more about Safeline and the work they do, visit www.safeline.org.uk