Victim Support Isle of Man

About Victim Support

Victim Support Isle of Man is an independent charity (number 963) providing confidential, free help to anyone affected by crime, domestic abuse, sexual violence or other traumatic events.

Who We Are

Who We Are

Victim Support Isle of Man is an independent charity providing confidential, free help to anyone affected by crime, domestic abuse, sexual violence or other traumatic events. Our team supports people in their most vulnerable moments—whether the incident happened yesterday or years ago—and helps them regain control, clarity, and stability, finding their way to a brighter future.

We work with adults, young people, families, and partner agencies across the island. Our role is simple: protect safety, provide practical guidance, and give every victim a voice.

Our Mission

Our mission is to ensure that all people affected by crime receive high quality support and care, centred around the needs of each individual, so that they can move forward positively with their lives.

Facts & Figures

Our Impact

During the Financial Year to 31/03/2026

638

Total referrals

65

Children & Young People

247

People supported for Domestic Abuse

77

People supported for Sexual Abuse/Violence

We collaborate with key agencies, the third sector, and local organisations.

We Work In Partnership With:

Victim Support IOM

Meet Our Team

The organisation is led by Chief Executive Officer Lorna Trevethan who manages the day-to-today operations of the Charity and is supported by Victim Support staff.

Lorna Trevethan
Lorna Trevethan

Chief Executive Officer

Board of Directors

Our Board of Directors provides governance and strategic oversight to ensure Victim Support Isle of Man continues delivering independent support for people affected by crime.

Mr David Craine

Patron

A Thomas

Chair and Director

I Cook

Director

A Slee

Director

A Horne

Director

R Kinrade

Director

G Lamb

Director

L Goelz

Director

M Lace

Director

Vol

Volunteer With Us

Supporting people affected by crime or trauma takes commitment, patience, and real compassion. If you're someone who can listen without judgement, stay calm under pressure, and show up reliably, we need you.

    As a volunteer, you will:
  • Provide emotional support to people at difficult moments
  • Help with practical support in court as a Witness Service Volunteer
  • Work alongside trained staff who guide you through every case
  • Make a measurable impact on someone's ability to recover.
  • Assist with fundraising and awareness events for VSIOM

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