Pathways to Support | Bermuda Police Service
PATHWAYS TO HELP
You can get help.
If you or someone you know has been impacted by abuse, support is available in Bermuda. You can contact any of the services below.
There is no wrong door. If you are unsure where to start, a service can help connect you with another agency.
Based on Pathways for Persons Impacted by Abuse (23 October 2026). Contact arrangements are subject to BPS and partner verification.
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FIND A PATHWAY
Who needs help?
Choose the situation that best applies. Each section lists organisations you can contact.
An adult 18 years and older
Records and investigates incidents, provides incident reports and a Domestic Abuse Liaison Officer.
Intimate partner abuse, sexual assault, legal advocacy, safe housing, counselling, safety and risk assessments.
Women aged 18+: counselling, case management and peer groups.
Counselling for young adults aged 18–24 and their families.
A child Under 18 years
Records and investigates incidents, provides incident reports and a Domestic Abuse Liaison Officer.
Investigations, intervention, support and counselling.
Hardship support, advocacy initiatives, breakfast programme and preventative education.
Victim advocacy and prevention education.
Child and family counselling, therapeutic groups, workshops and youth programmes.
An older person or a person with a disability Older person (65+) or person with a disability
TYPES OF SUPPORT
What kind of help do you need?
Many services offer more than one kind of support.
For anyone: Bermuda Police Service. For a child: Bermuda Police Service and Child and Family Services.
Centre Against Abuse — crisis response, legal advocacy, court and police support.
Centre Against Abuse — safe housing assistance.
Centre Against Abuse; Women's Resource Centre (women 18+); Family Centre (ages 18–24).
Child and Family Services; Coalition for Protection of Children; Family Centre.
Women's Resource Centre (peer support); Coalition for Protection of Children (Empower Me); Family Centre (therapeutic groups for children and youth).
Coalition for Protection of Children; Family Centre (limited funding for clients); Women's Resource Centre.
Bermuda Police Service; Ageing and Disability Services.
SCARS; Centre Against Abuse; Women's Resource Centre; Coalition for Protection of Children; Ageing and Disability Services; Family Centre.
CONTACT DIRECTORY
Who to contact
Use any of the services below. Telephone calls and emails may appear in your device history.
Bermuda Police Service
Non-emergency: 211 or 295-0011
211@bps.bm
Centre Against Abuse
Office: 292-4366
24-hour: 297-8278
info@centreagainstabuse.bm
Child and Family Services
Child protection helpline (hours to verify): 278-9111
dcfs@gov.bm
Women's Resource Centre
wrc@wrcbermuda.com
Coalition for Protection of Children
cpc@coalition.bm
Ageing and Disability Services
ads@gov.bm
Family Centre
info@tfc.bm
SCARS
info@scars.bm
Not sure where to start?
Call any service listed. They can help connect you to an organisation that may be able to assist.
Call BPS non-emergency 211